Law Office of Najda Aslanyan

Our office is not all talk and no action. We get things done. Law Office of Najda Aslanyan finished the month of November strong. We closed two DUI cases and resolved both to reduced charges of reckless driving. As a result of our advocacy, one of the clients who was facing revocation of his immigration status is no longer at risk of deportation or will be dealing with any immigration consequences. Also, our office won two DMV administrative hearings. Our successful defen...se allowed both clients to keep their driver’s licenses and stopped their driving privileges from ending. You may reach us at 559-365-8973 for a free consultation.

Exercising your right to counsel of choice is just as critical as your right to vote. Today, our client who was facing two felony counts, one of which was a strike offense, and 17 years in state prison was sentenced to probation and no time in custody. Choosing the right counsel is a must.

As result of our advocacy, DUI charges with a high BAC were dismissed today and case is now closed. Our law office has a passion for justice along with a winning record.

Hard work pays off. We are happy to announce that our office got another case dismissed and closed today. If you have been accused of a crime, contact the Law Office of Najda Aslanyan to take action.

We are in the business of making our clients happy. Today, we successfully met that goal when our client’s DUI case was dismissed.

At the Law Office of Najda Aslanyan, we are focused on the results. Client was charged with felony assault by means likely to produce great bodily injury and was facing up to four years in state prison. Through our zealous advocacy, the case was dismissed today.

Violation of the California Values Act?

How exactly the mask mandate is being enforced depends on local jurisdictions. Some towns are depending on people's goodwill, and others are forcing violators to pay up.

Today, another case at the Law Office of Najda Aslanyan was dismissed and closed. Hiring the right attorney can make or break your case. Contact us for a free consultation at 559-365-8973.

The California Supreme Court, citing the coronavirus pandemic, decided Thursday to permanently lower the passing score for the bar exam and allow aspiring lawyers to take it remotely in October, or obtain temporary provisional licenses and practice under supervision.

Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr.: We reaffirm that principle today and hold that the president is neither absolutely immune from state criminal subpoenas seeking his private papers nor entitled to a heightened standard of need."

How can one be surprised by the growing coronavirus outbreak at the Fresno county jail when the leadership in charge remains defiant and unwilling to enforce the statewide mask order? Leadership’s failure to act is merely reckless and its decision to permit noncompliance is a blatant disregard to human life.

The warning signs were there. We tried to sound the alarm; but, the leadership remained defiant and failed to act.