
Santa Rosa Child Endangerment Lawyers
Child endangerment is a serious crime in California. Depending on the circumstances, it may be charged as a misdemeanor or a felony. It is also often charged as an aggravating factor in DUI as a “DUI with child endangerment” when an impaired driver is found driving with a child under the age of 14 in his or her vehicle. The crime of child endangerment in California involves the willful exposure of a minor under the age of 18 to danger, suffering, or pain. You can be charged with this offense by merely exposing the child to harm without the harm ever actually occurring.
If you or someone you love has been charged with child endangerment, it is essential that you bring in an experienced criminal defense attorney to your case. You could be facing severe penalties that could include jail or prison time, heavy fines, probation, potential loss of custody rights, and mandated treatment programs. At Wilber Law Offices, P.C., our legal team is known for commitment to client service, meticulous case preparation, and experienced trial advocacy. We take on cases through a team approach that gives you the added advantage of multiple legal minds involved in your defense.
Set up your appointment for a free case analysis with one of our Santa Rosa child endangerment attorneys at (707) 986-4482 or online. Serving Sonoma, Napa, & Mendocino counties.
Child Endangerment Charges in California
Various scenarios can lead to a charge of child endangerment against parents, family members, teachers, coaches, caregivers, and others in whom the care of a child has been placed. Examples can include leaving a loaded gun in your home where a child can access it, leaving a child alone in a hot car, failing to provide supervision for a very young child, exposing a child to a situation involving illegal drugs, failing to get medical attention for a sick or injured child, or being in charge of a child while drunk or intoxicated by drugs. It contains an element of criminal negligence.
Child endangerment is covered under Penal Code 273a.

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Case Dismissed Client Charged With Domestic Violence, Simple Battery, And Vandalism
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Case Dismissed Client Charged With Felony Possession Of A Baton And Misdemeanor Possession Of A Concealed Handgun
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Case Dismissed Client Charged With Theft And Elder Fraud
Turn to Wilber Law Offices, P.C. for a Skilled Defense
If you are being criminally investigated for child endangerment or have already been charged, it is vital that you seek the help of a qualified defense team. Our firm puts extensive legal experience including trial practice on your side. We will conduct a detailed investigation into the charges you face in order to build the best possible strategy on your behalf.
Set up your appointment for a free case analysis with one of our Santa Rosa child endangerment attorneys at (707) 986-4482 or online. Serving Sonoma, Napa, & Mendocino counties.
