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What is Considered Neglect of a Child in California? In California, neglect of a child is defined as the failure of a parent or guardian to provide adequate supervision and care.  The law applies to all caregivers responsible for a…

Do Social Workers Go to Court in Juvenile Dependency Cases? Social workers can go to court to testify in juvenile dependency cases. In addition, if a social worker is needed to testify about their findings in an investigation or provide…

Mo Abuershaid’s dedication to his clients, passion and commitment have earned him a reputation as Rising Star and SuperLawyer in California’s Juvenile Dependency, Personal Injury, and Criminal Defense areas. Attorney Mo Abuershaid has been named a Rising Star and SuperLawyer…

CHILD NEGLECT IN CALIFORNIA California has several laws designed to safeguard children’s well-being. These laws deal with the most frequent ways that children are at risk. In addition, California has strict penalties for violating its laws against child abuse, neglect,…

WHAT IS CONSIDERED CHILD ENDANGERMENT IN CALIFORNIA? PC 273a Child endangerment charges have severe repercussions in California. Not only can a Juvenile Dependency case open up against you, but you could also be facing criminal charges.  California Child Endangerment Laws…