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Arrested in Ontario, Upland, or Chino? What to Expect at the Rancho Cucamonga Courthouse
A practical guide for people arrested in Ontario, Upland, Chino, Chino Hills, or Montclair: booking at West Valley Detention Center, release, arraignment at the Rancho Cucamonga courthouse, and how misdemeanor and felony cases move.
Daniel Gramling, Esq.
Oct 811 min read


Charged With DUI in Rancho Cucamonga? What to Expect at the Rancho Cucamonga Courthouse
A practical guide to DUI cases at the Rancho Cucamonga courthouse for drivers arrested in Rancho Cucamonga, Ontario, Fontana, Upland, Chino, and Chino Hills, including the 10-day DMV deadline, arraignment, plea offers, and defenses.
Daniel Gramling, Esq.
Sep 2112 min read
Where Are Child Custody Hearings Held for Rancho Cucamonga Parents?
Rancho Cucamonga parents' custody hearings are held at the San Bernardino Historic Courthouse. A plain-English guide from the FL-300 to the judge's ruling.
Daniel Gramling, Esq.
Sep 207 min read


How to Reduce a Felony to a Misdemeanor in California: Penal Code 17(b)
Penal Code section 17(b) lets a judge reduce a wobbler felony to a misdemeanor at sentencing, during probation, or after probation ends. Who qualifies, the Alvarez factors judges apply, how the motion is filed in Inland Empire and Los Angeles County courts, and what changes for firearms, records, and immigration.
Daniel Gramling, Esq.
Sep 1811 min read


How Does Misdemeanor Diversion Work in California? Penal Code 1001.95 Explained
A judge can pause most California misdemeanors for up to two years and dismiss them on completion, even over the prosecutor's objection. Here is how Penal Code 1001.95 diversion works and how to ask for it.
Daniel Gramling, Esq.
Sep 179 min read


How Does Bail Work in San Bernardino County? A Guide to the San Bernardino Justice Center
Arrested in San Bernardino County? Here is how bail is set, how bail bonds work, how own recognizance release works, and how a bail hearing at the San Bernardino Justice Center can lower or eliminate bail.
Daniel Gramling, Esq.
Sep 1612 min read


How Does the DMV Hearing Work After a DUI in California?
The DMV administrative per se hearing is a separate case from your DUI charge, and you have only 10 days to request it. Here is what the DMV must prove, how the hearing runs, and what happens to your license in Riverside, San Bernardino, Orange, and Los Angeles counties.
Daniel Gramling, Esq.
Sep 1512 min read


Rancho Cucamonga Criminal Defense Attorney
Gramling Law Group defends DUI, domestic violence, drug, theft, assault, and felony charges for Rancho Cucamonga residents at the Rancho Cucamonga courthouse. Former public defender Daniel Gramling quotes flat fees up front.
Daniel Gramling, Esq.
Sep 147 min read


What Happens If You Get Caught Shoplifting in California?
Caught shoplifting in California? Here is what the prosecutor must prove under Penal Code sections 459.5, 484, and 488, the realistic penalties, how misdemeanor diversion and civil compromise work, the merchant's civil demand letter, and the defenses that actually get cases dismissed in Riverside, San Bernardino, Los Angeles, and Orange County courts.
Daniel Gramling, Esq.
Sep 1412 min read


How Long Does a DVRO Take in San Bernardino County?
A temporary restraining order can issue the same day you file in San Bernardino County, and the hearing on a five-year order is usually set within about three weeks. Here is the full timeline.
Daniel Gramling, Esq.
Sep 1011 min read


Rancho Cucamonga Divorce & Family Law Lawyer | Gramling Law
Gramling Law Group handles divorce, child custody, support, property division, restraining orders, and criminal defense for Rancho Cucamonga residents. Daniel Gramling appears at the Rancho Cucamonga courthouse and quotes flat fees before starting work.
Daniel Gramling, Esq.
Sep 55 min read
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