Kevin Moghtanei

SCARED OR CONFUSED? UNSURE ABOUT YOUR FUTURE?

I AM HERE FOR YOU

My name is Kevin Moghtanei, and I am the Attorney at DCD Law, Inc. I am committed to serving you and your loved ones throughout this case.

Whether you have been charged with a Misdemeanor or Felony, it is extremely important to have your own Criminal Defense Lawyer as early as possible after your arrest. And it is equally important when you are being investigated for a crime, without being arrested.

Through early intervention, I have been successfully able to obtain many dismissals or greatly reduced charges throughout my cases.

I realize that you are probably both scared and confused about not only the charges against you, but also the legal system as a whole. My law office is very familiar and comfortable with the criminal justice system, as I have been practicing in the criminal courts for over 10 years.

I have an excellent reputation and working relationship with the courts and prosecutors, and I strive to offer you the very best legal representation possible. I help many of my clients get their charges REDUCED or DISMISSED ENTIRELY.

I handle all of my cases personally, and I am always easily accessible to my clients. No one else will be appearing in your court case except me.

After meeting with me, you will see that my commitment to your specific case is unmatched. I will be at your side the whole way. Fighting for YOU.

Kevin Moghtanei, Attorney at Law

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California

Since 2013

District of Columbia

District of Columbia Bar

Since 2015

Missouri

The Missouri Bar

Since 2021

Southwestern Law School

J.D. (2013) | Law

2010 - 2013

University of California - Irvine

B.A. (2010) | Political Science

2006 - 2010

Honors: Honors, Cum Laude

Q. Passed out while driving, wrecked, charged with DWI. Given 24hrs of comm. service, can't do it due to health. What to do

April 19, 2023

A: Thank you for your question. In this instance, is advisable to visit your doctor, who can write a note indicating the you are physically unable to complete the community service hours. Also, in many jurisdictions/ courthouses, there should be a community labor/ service office where you can ask them for a Medical Sheet. On that sheet/ form, there will be activities listed that your doctor can fill, e.g. your ability to life 5lbs, 10lbs, bend over, etc. If your doctor can indicate that you are unable to fulfill the service obligation, then you can take it Court. And maybe the Judge and/or Prosecutor will be much more understandable. Perhaps they will suspend/ delete the obligation. Hope this helps! ... Read More