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Los Angeles Bench Warrants Attorney | Quashing Warrants & Recalling Arrests

🚨 URGENT CALIFORNIA STATUTORY WARNING:

If you or a loved one are actively detained, under police surveillance, or being questioned by LAPD, LASD, or the CHP: Exercise your absolute 5th Amendment right to remain silent. Do not consent to warrantless searches or provide recorded statements without trial counsel present.

How to Quash and Recall a LA County Bench Warrant

Appearing in court with an experienced attorney is the fastest and safest way to recall a bench warrant. We calendar court hearings on your behalf, explain your failure to appear to the judge, and request that the warrant be quashed without remanding you into custody.

Failure to Appear (PC 1320 / 1320.5)

Willfully failing to appear in court can result in separate misdemeanor or felony charges. Demonstrating lack of willful intent—such as medical emergencies or lack of notice—is key to resolving failure to appear enhancements.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will I be arrested if I go to court to clear a bench warrant?

Having a defense attorney accompany you significantly reduces the risk of arrest. We present compelling justifications to keep you out of custody.

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If you are facing legal challenges in Southern California, immediate intervention by an experienced attorney is vital. Call Baghdaian Law Corp at 213-427-8888 to schedule a confidential legal consultation.

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Author: Managing Trial Counsel, LA Law Firm

Admitted to the State Bar of California, the United States District Court for the Central District of California, and the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals. Specializing in Fourth Amendment motion practice, federal white-collar defense, and multimillion-dollar personal injury trial litigation.