William Mihrtad Paparian
Los Angeles County Bar Association’s Indigent Criminal Defense Appointments ProgramWinner 2018 Pasadena Star News-San Gabriel Valley Tribune-Whittier Daily News reader's choice Best of Pasadena and neighboring cities Criminal Defense Attorney; Winner Pasadena Weekly Reader Recommended Criminal Defense Lawyer; Winner 2015 BEST ATTORNEY/LAW FIRM by Pasadena Weekly readers; Winner Criminal Law Top Attorney In Pasadena by The Magazine 2010, 2011, 2012. William Paparian is the Criminal Defense Attorney in Pasadena, CA, defending clients accused of and charged with felonies and misdemeanors. Pasadena Criminal Defense Attorney Paparian is one of the toughest, most dedicated criminal defense lawyers in Los-Angeles County; former Mayor of Pasadena, CA., Bill Paparian has earned a well deserved reputation, as a Criminal Lawyer in Pasadena, CA. who strives to obtain the very best results for his clients. Professional Affiliations National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers California Attorneys for Criminal Justice Criminal Courts Bar Association National College for DUI Defense Los Angeles County Bar Association’s Indigent Criminal Defense Appointments Program providing complete legal defense services through the trial level for indigent criminal defendants. Obtained a rare reversal by the California Board of Parole Hearings for Mr. R. F. a decorated active-duty Marine, incarcerated since 1983, at the time of his offense. The Court Of Appeal Of The State Of California 4th. Appellate District-Division 3, handed him a WIN after months of litigation in the J. H. case in a published opinion; not all opinions are published by the Court of Appeal. William M. Paparian, Criminal Defense Attorney, served in the U.S. Marine Corps, organized Armed Forces committee's attorney and public defender training program for parole hearings. He served as Vice Mayor, and Mayor of Pasadena and as a member of the Pasadena City Council for 12 years. https://www.defenselawyer.legal/Pasadena-Criminal-Defense-Attorney http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bill_Paparian
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Each case is individual, after I review the court documents, police reports the criminal accusations and charges you are facing I discuss the appropriate fees with the potential clients. I usually charge a flat fee that you can pay upfront and/or make credit card payments. I am very honest straight forward, I don't make fantasy promises. I don't overwhelm my clients with constant billing.
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- Southwestern University School of Law
- Juris Doctor (1979)
- California State University, Northridge
- Bachelor of Arts (1971)
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- Paparian’s service as the Mayor of Pasadena in support of the military and veterans was recognized by the Secretary of the Navy who awarded Paparian the Military Outstanding Volunteer Service Medal. The citation reads in part: "Mayor Paparian’s leadership, professionalism, and selfless dedication throughout reflected great credit upon himself, the city of Pasadena, and were in keeping with the highest traditions of the Marine Corps and the United States Naval Service.
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William Paparian Crimnal defense attorney's Director onsite video ad- Q. got a warrant from a county over 200 miles away.
- A: You should be able to onto the court's website and retrieve basic information about the case but you will eventually have to make a court appearance if the case has been filed as a felony. If it's filled as a Misdemeanor a lawyer can make the initial appearance on your behalf.
- Q. I was assaulted and in my own self defence was set up by my ex abusive boyfriend on video tap
- A: If you were acting in self-defense you cannot be convicted of felony domestic violence. You should consult with an experienced criminal defense attorney.
- Q. On 11/6/17 will be his 3 time in court, pre preliminary trial. He waived 10 day to be stand trial. So it on 11/6/17 is
- A: California Penal Code section 25800 as a felony has a range of punishment from 16 months on the low term to 36 months on the high term. However, it is also what's known as a "wobbler" meaning that it can be alternatively charged as a misdemeanor with a maximum punishment of no more than 1 year in the county jail.
- Q. I got a DUI in Cali 3yrs ago and failed to pay the fees. I am now financially stable and want to know the next steps?
- A: Unfortunately you will need to engage the services of a DUI lawyer in California. When you didn't pay your fines and fees on time the court would have found you in violation of the terms and conditions of your probation. This isn't a DMV issue, it's a court issue and has to be resolved with the court.
- Q. If a victim won't press charges or testify can her husband get convicted on domestic violence charge
- A: Yes, the case could possibly be dismissed if your wife refuses to testify against you.
- Q. Can I have my whole felony record reduced after a period of time or am I stuck with it for life
- A: Yes, it is possible in many instances if your were placed on probation to have your case later reduced to a misdemeanor and then dismissed.
- Q. When is the earliest I can file to have my felonies reduced to misdemeanors/dismissed?
- A: Usually you have to wait until the end of your probationary period but after 3 years you might be able to file your petition pursuant to section 1203 of the Penal Code to have your cases reduced to misdemeanors and dismissed.
- Q. I'm trying to get my boyfriends domestic violence charges dropped. Any help would be amazing thank you
- A: This is a fact pattern that frequently emerges when there is a false allegation of domestic violence and the alleged victim doesn't want to prosecute. You should consult with an experienced criminal defense attorney. It sounds like your boyfriend has a viable defense to the charge.
- Q. I am being accused of sexual assault in the Navy. I am currently being investigated and may face a court martial.
- A: Yes, your definitely should retain civilian counsel because you could be facing criminal charges "in town" if this alleged assault occurred in the CONUS. You should not be answering any questions about the allegation before you have consulted with an attorney. And talk about the allegations with anyone.
