Top
Call Us Today 951-821-4647
Results Proven in the Courtroom. Focused on Your Future. Hyoho: The Way of Strategy

At Najera Law Group, results are measured by what matters most to our clients - their children, freedom, property, financial security, business, and future. Every case is different. Every client has different objectives. But our commitment remains the same: prepare thoroughly, advocate relentlessly, pursue results with purpose.

Resolve When Possible. Litigate When Necessary.

  • 250+
    Jury Trials Conducted
  • 1000+

    Non-Jury Trials 

  • 75+ Years
    Combined Courtroom Experience
  • 6+

    Core Practice Areas

Case Results

  • Court Dismisses Petitioner’s Request for Domestic Violence Restraining Order Following Cross-Examination

    In a recent court case involving a Petitioner seeking a Domestic Violence Restraining Order (DVRO) against their ex-spouse, the court made a decisive ruling to dismiss the request after a thorough cross-examination of the Petitioner.

    The parties involved had finalized their divorce a year prior to the filing and granting of a Temporary Restraining Order (TRO) in relation to the case.

    The contentious legal battle stemmed from the ex-spouse’s alleged avoidance of the Petitioner due to a financial matter involving a loan that the parties had previously agreed upon. The ex-spouse’s failure to repay the loan led to strained relations between the parties, culminating in an unfortunate incident where the client’s stepson reportedly punched the client in the eye while the client was wearing glasses, resulting in injury.

    Subsequently, the ex-spouse took legal action and filed for a TRO, which was initially granted by the court. However, during the cross-examination process, the court heard compelling testimony and evidence that led to the dismissal of the request for a DVRO with prejudice.

    The ruling signifies a vital step in resolving the complex legal dispute between the parties and highlights the importance of a fair and thorough judicial process in cases involving allegations of domestic violence and restraining orders.

  • Successful Motion to Dismiss Vehicular Manslaughter Charge Affirms Justice

    We are pleased to announce that justice has been served in a significant legal case involving a vehicular manslaughter charge. Today, a motion to dismiss the charge was granted, reaffirming our belief in the integrity and fairness of the justice system.

    Twelve years ago, a tragic incident occurred in which a 21-year-old individual was involved in a head-on collision that resulted in the unfortunate death of the other driver. The individual was hospitalized in critical condition and later discharged after a month-long stay. Recently, while pursuing a nursing career, the individual faced retaliation from an administrator over a vaccination refusal, leading to the discovery of an outstanding warrant for her arrest related to the vehicular manslaughter incident.

    After nearly a year of diligent efforts to gather essential medical documents supporting the individual’s hospitalization and presence in Kern County following the accident, a motion was submitted to the District Attorney’s office and the court three months prior to today’s hearing. Despite the prosecution’s request for a continuance and their failure to respond to the defense’s motion or provide a valid reason for delay, the court, under the guidance of the honorable judge, carefully considered the facts of the case.

    The court expressed astonishment at the lack of response from the prosecution and ultimately granted the motion to dismiss the vehicular manslaughter charge. Notably, the judge acknowledged the challenges and hardships faced by the individual over the years and extended sincere well-wishes for her future success in the nursing field.

    This outcome highlights the importance of perseverance, due process, and the pursuit of justice in our legal system. We commend the court for its careful consideration and decision in this matter, and we are grateful for the reaffirmation of justice that this ruling represents.

    If you are facing criminal charges, you need an advocate who will stand up for your rights. 

    Result