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DCD LAW is a law practice exclusively focused on providing top-notch DUI & criminal defense to the greater Los Angeles area. Kevin Moghtanei is DCD LAW's principal attorney, and he is so proud to focus his practice exclusively to DUI and Criminal Defense. In fact, he is so proud of his work that he named this law practice after it –DCD Law stands specifically for DUI & Criminal Defense Law. Over t

he years, Kevin has dedicated his life and focus to becoming the best DUI & criminal defense attorney possible. DUI and criminal defense is 100% the only work he does. Kevin Moghtanei is committed to serving you and your loved ones. Kevin handles all of his cases personally, and is always easily accessible to his clients. From day one, Kevin gives his clients his cell phone number so that he can be most accessible even when out of the office. As most of his clients will affirm, Kevin will always call or email back without delay. As your attorney, Kevin understands the difficult time you and your family may be experiencing while awaiting the final disposition of your matter. There is never a case too small, and no case too big. Kevin believes in building strong relationships with his clients, where trust and constant communication are the pillars of the professional relationship. After meeting with Kevin, you will see that his commitment to your case is unparalleled. No matter how many fingers are being pointed at you by the government and police, with all their infinite resources arrayed against you and trying to lock you up, Kevin will fight for you. If you are looking for an attorney for a DUI and/ or criminal defense, find one that has dedicated herself or himself exclusively to those areas. Contact Kevin Moghtanei at (818) CALL-DCD (225-5323) for a free initial consultation.

08/26/2026

Defending against a false domestic violence allegation isn't one-size-fits-all. The right strategy depends on what actually happened and what evidence exists.

A few common approaches:

⚖️ Fabrication: showing the accuser had a real motive to lie, often tied to a custody dispute or divorce, backed up by texts or messages suggesting retaliation.

⚖️ Self-defense: showing that contact did occur, but only because you were protecting yourself or your children from the accuser's aggression.

⚖️ Lack of proof: showing that the physical evidence simply doesn't match the story in the police report.

California takes domestic violence seriously. Which means false allegations need to be met with a thorough, evidence-based defense from day one.

08/25/2026

If you've been falsely accused of domestic violence, your first instinct is probably to fix it.

Call your accuser, explain everything to the officer, clear your name on the spot. We get it. But both of those moves can make things worse.

Any contact with your accuser after an allegation is filed can be framed as intimidation or witness tampering, even if that's not your intent.

And anything you say to police before speaking with a lawyer can be used to build the case against you, not clear it up.

What actually helps: preserving every piece of evidence you can, full text threads (not screenshots of individual messages), call logs, emails, social media activity, and getting a lawyer involved immediately.

If you're facing this right now, we're here 24/7. 📞 (818) 740-5582

The biggest mistake people make? Talking before step 3. Don't. 🤐
08/17/2026

The biggest mistake people make? Talking before step 3. Don't. 🤐

08/11/2026

Most people never expect to need a criminal defense attorney.

Then one phone call...
One traffic stop...
One misunderstanding...
Changes everything.

If you're feeling overwhelmed, you're not alone.

The legal process can feel confusing, but you don't have to go through it by yourself.

At DCD LAW, we believe every client deserves honest answers, clear communication, and a defense strategy built around their unique circumstances.

When everything feels uncertain, knowing your options is the first step forward.

📞 If you have questions about your case, we're here to help.

08/08/2026

Television makes criminal cases look simple.

The police gather evidence.
The prosecutor presents it.
The jury believes it.

Real life is different.

Evidence can be incomplete, lab testing can be questioned, witnesses can be mistaken, and police procedures can be challenged.

One overlooked detail can completely change the direction of a case.

That's why a strong defense starts with asking questions - not making assumptions.

If something doesn't feel right about your case, trust that instinct.

08/07/2026

A lot of people think, "If I just explain what happened, this whole thing will go away."

In our experience, it almost never works out that way.

Here's the thing: police interviews are designed to gather evidence, not to give you a chance to clear your name on the spot. Even innocent explanations can get twisted, misremembered, or used out of context later.

You have the right to stay silent, and the right to a lawyer before answering questions. Using those rights isn't suspicious, it's smart.

Something simple like "I'm going to remain silent, and I'd like to speak to a lawyer" is enough.

If you or someone you know is being questioned by police, get us on the phone before you get into specifics with them.

📞 (818) 740-5582

07/31/2026

A question we get a lot: "Why criminal defense, and not something... easier?"

Honestly, because someone has to stand between a person and a system that doesn't slow down to ask if it got it right.

We've built our careers around one idea: everyone deserves a real defense, not just people who can afford the "best" lawyer.

That's why our team is built the way it is. It's not just one lawyer; it's case analysts, paralegals, investigators, and associate attorneys, all working your case from day one. You're never just a file number here.

If you or someone you love needs someone in their corner, we're just a phone call away.

📞 (818) 740-5582

07/29/2026

"I already failed the breathalyzer, so there's nothing my lawyer can do." We hear this all the time, and it's almost never true.

A DUI charge has a lot of moving parts, and a number on a screen is only one of them.

A strong defense looks at:
• Whether the traffic stop itself was legal
• Whether the breathalyzer or blood test was properly calibrated and administered
• Whether field sobriety tests were conducted correctly
• Your medical history, since some conditions can affect test results

Even when the numbers aren't in your favor, there are often options — reduced charges, alternative sentencing, or in some cases full dismissal.

The only way to know is to have someone actually look at your case.

If you're facing a DUI, don't assume the outcome is decided.

07/27/2026

"Theft," "burglary," and "robbery" get used interchangeably in everyday conversation, but legally they're very different charges, and the difference matters a lot for how a case is defended.

• 𝗧𝗵𝗲𝗳𝘁 is taking someone's property without their consent, without force.
• 𝐁𝐮𝐫𝐠𝐥𝐚𝐫𝐲 is entering a structure with the intent to commit a crime inside — it doesn't require anything to actually be taken.
• 𝐑𝐨𝐛𝐛𝐞𝐫𝐲 involves taking property directly from a person using force or the threat of force, which is why it's charged far more seriously.

If you're facing any of these charges, understanding exactly which one you're up against — and why — is the first step in building the right defense.

07/24/2026

If you've just been served with a temporary restraining order, it can feel like the decision is already made. It isn't.

A temporary restraining order is exactly that, temporary.

There's a scheduled hearing where you have the right to respond, present evidence, and tell your side before a judge decides whether to make it permanent.

Skipping that hearing, or not preparing for it, is one of the most common ways people end up with restrictions that last far longer than they expected.

If you've been served, the clock is already running.
Reach out before your hearing date, not after.

📞 (818) 740-5582

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601 S Brand Boulevard Ste 310
San Fernando, CA
91340

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