What is statutory rape? As defined by the FBI, statutory rape is characterized as unforced sexual intercourse with a person under the legal age of consent. In California, the age at which a person can no longer become a victim of statutory rape is 18 years old. Statutory rape law in California is titled “Unlawful […]
Camping in California only goes with the surf. How else could most surfers afford a weekend in Big Sur? I know I can’t afford a spa. I have camped many times in places where I could surf. Although there weren’t always waves, there was always a fire and some hot dogs. As with any planned […]
Public Accounting is one of those qualifications that have advanced impressively in a short compass time and have reformed its scope from just accounting to much more to offer jobs to people in various fields like auditing, business consulting, managerial positions, financial positions. key, risk managers, tax advisors, company secretaries, etc. Public Accounting is a […]
Most people in Northern CA started investing in real estate by buying their own homes. And most have made money as Northern CA real estate has continued to rise in value. So when they move, they decide to rent their first houses. And then they buy some more houses. They know they have negative cash […]
When you buy a motorcycle, whether from a previous owner or from a dealer, you expect it to work properly. Having to repair the vehicle over and over again should make you a little suspicious. Not working properly after a number of consecutive repair attempts is a clear sign that you are dealing with what […]
The California Global Warming Solutions Act (AB 32) is explained below at a summary level with a brief introduction to the Stationary Equipment Refrigerant Management Program that will be integrated into the AB 32 legislation. Information related to existing and emerging legislation on refrigerant gas management, monitoring, tracking and reporting is communicated here to be […]
California’s 2009 changes to the law regarding ESI The Evolution of Electronic Discovery and Computer Forensics, Part 4 In 2005 and 2006, the Judicial Council of California proposed amendments to the California Court Rules regarding ed-discovery, but with the Federal Rule Amendments scheduled to be published in 2006, California delayed its own amendments. to see […]
Anyone who lives in Southern California and travels up the coast from San Diego to San Francisco has seen the offshore oil rigs along the coast of Santa Barbara, Ventura and Long Beach. Anyone who lives in any of the other coastal cities like San Diego, Pacific Beach, Mission Beach, La Jolla, Del Mar, Encinitas, […]
Intellectual property rights, such as copyrights, patents, and trademarks, can be valuable assets that should not be overlooked in any divorce settlement. This article will briefly look at copyright and community property in California. In California, the In Re Marriage of Worth case established that copyright should be treated as community property subject to equitable […]
The Aquarium of the Pacific is located just offshore on The Pike at Rainbow Harbor in the city of Long Beach, California. It is one of the largest aquariums in the United States. Its nearly 1,000 species fill 19 major habitats and 32 focus exhibits and take visitors on a journey through the three regions […]
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