Wildomar Criminal Law Defense Attorney

Wildomar Criminal Defense Attorney – Lewis Khashan

A Personal Note From Mr. Khashan

Attorney Lewis George Khashan

Have you just learned that you are being investigated by the police? Have you recently been charged or arrested for a crime? If so, I know you are anxious, not sleeping, and scared. Who wouldn’t be? You’re been thinking: Where to turn? Who to talk to? That’s probably how you stumbled across my law firm’s website.

My name is Lewis Khashan – I live and work in the Wildomar Valley and defend those under investigation or already charged with a crime. I can make the time to talk to you –possibly right now — if not in court or busy with family. The phone number on this website makes its way to my personal iPhone if it is after business hours or on weekends.

So… Call me. I am usually available. Worse case is I’m dead tired and sleeping, in court, having dinner, on the phone… and I just can’t pick up. However, I’ll call you at the crack of dawn; when court recesses; after dinner or after whatever’s going when you call. Seriously. I care that much that I will call you back as soon as I possibly can. —Lewis

Our Story

Criminal defense attorney Lewis Khashan is an experience and aggressive criminal law attorney defending those under investigation by city, county, state or Federal Law Enforcement agencies, or criminally charged with a crime by a local DA or prosecutor in Wildomar, CA..

Lewis Khashan, Wilson, Kyncl & Khashan, is dedicated to the criminal defense of his clients and initial consultations are provided at no cost to anyone under investigation or already accused of a crime.

If you or a loved one is charged with a crime in Wildomar, CA, including DUI, drug offences, violent crimes such as assault; property crimes such as theft, burglary or shoplifting; sex crimes like date rape, incriminating images found on your computer, and white collar crimes such as embezzlement, bad checks — we are here to take your call and answer all those questions that are driving you crazy, Call Lewis today.

Hire the Best Private Criminal Defense Lawyer you can afford

Hiring the best private criminal defense lawyer you can will often determine where your life goes from here. Will you get punished for something you didn’t do? Will you end up with a harsher punishment than you deserve? We know that persons who settle for overworked public defenders will often receive harsher financial fines, longer incarcerations and probation than those who hire private criminal defense attorneys who spend the time necessary to get to know their clients and then fight vigorously on their behalf.

Reasonable Legal Fees

Experienced criminal defense should not be out-of-reach of average people. We offer our clients reasonable fees. Getting experienced and knowledgeable legal help should not put you in the poor house. Our fees are extremely reasonable. Additionally, we accept credit cards and on a case-by-case basis can even make payment plan arrangements when necessary. .

If you’re looking for a criminal defense lawyer in the Wildomar who will passionately fight for your rights, protect your interests, and offer an expert advice to the predicament you find yourself entangled, you’ve found him.

Do you have questions about your case?

Please complete our Criminal Defense Case Evaluation Form for answers to your questions. For immediate assistance, call us today at (951) 225-4130 for a free, confidential consultation. Evening and weekend appointments available.

About Wildomar, CA

Wildomar is a city in Riverside County, California, United States. It was incorporated on July 1, 2008.

Wildomar City Hall

History of Wildomar, CA

In the summer of 1880 when, looking down from the peak of Mt. Baldy, Franklin Heald of Pasadena first noticed Lake Elsinore, then known as La Laguna. A few months later, in October, Frank Kimbal of San Diego signed an agreement with the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad to build a rail line past the lake from San Diego to Barstow, then known as Waterman.

The next winter, Heald traveled by buggy to see La Laguna (Lake Elsinore) at the same time work commenced on the rail line from San Diego skirting the lakeshore. The new line was to be known as the California Southern Railroad. Rails and spikes were brought from Antwerp, Belgium and locomotives came from the Eastern Seaboard. The line was completed as far as Colton on August 14, 1882. The new train service was destined to bring development to the Wildomar area, then known as just Rancho La Laguna.

Heald found that the Rancho La Laguna could be purchased, with the exception of some 500 acres owned by the Machado family, from the London and San Francisco Bank for $24,000. On July 3, 1883, Heald paid $1,000 as a down payment on the area. He then brought in William Collier and Donald Graham as partners. On September 24 of that year, the three men purchased the 12,832 acres of Rancho La Laguna with an additional payment of $7,000 advanced by William Collier. The remaining debt was paid off shortly thereafter.

The railroad placed a box car, known as “Car B”, off to the north-west side of the mainline near what is now Clinton Keith Road on January 1, 1884. For a number of years this served as the railroad depot for the area that was to become Wildomar.

Heavy rains in the winter of 1884 left as much as 60 inches (1,500 mm) washing out the railroad tracks below Temecula as well as along the San Jacinto River and Railroad Canyon near the shore of Lake Elsinore. Flood damage broke the California Southern Railroad financially. The Santa Fe Railroad came to the rescue. Santa Fe took over the rail line and rebuilt it by the beginning of 1885. The rail line through Wildomar became the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad.

In January 1885, Collier, Graham, and Heald made a map of Blocks K, L and M of the Elsinore area, recording the maps with San Diego County in October of that year. In February 1885, Collier and Graham purchased Franklin Heald’s one-third interest in the 2,600 acres of unsold land south-east of Corydon Road. Heald took full interest in the unsold land to the north west of the Corydon Road line.

Collier and Graham made a map of the Wildomar townsite in December 1885, recording it with San Diego County the following November 20. The name Wildomar was derived by combining the names of the new town’s founders, Wil for William Collier, do for Donald Graham, and mar for Margaret Collier Graham, wife of Donald Graham and sister of William Collier.

In 1886 a new school was built, along with a post office and railroad depot. By 1887, Wildomar could boast a large hotel, livery stable, blacksmith shop, numerous stores, a lumber yard, and a park. A Methodist-Episcopalian church was built in 1888 across from the new school just north-west of Central Avenue. In October 1887, Collier and Graham made a map of the Santa Rosa addition to Wildomar, an addition of about 1,500 acres purchased from Parker Deer. This new map was recorded February 10, 1892, in the San Diego County records.

By the start of the 20th century, Wildomar even had its own newspaper, The Transcript. The railroad, however, continued to be plagued by washouts and within a few years, the rails south from Temecula to San Diego were abandoned. With fewer trains, Wildomar’s development slowed. Then, in 1935, rail service to Wildomar was abandoned and the rails were pulled up through the area. Wildomar was almost a forgotten community. Then, in 1985, the Temecula Valley Freeway (I-15) was completed, bringing with it a new wave of interest in the area. Once again, Wildomar had begun to grow and experience new prosperity.

The citizens of Wildomar and Sedco Hills voted on February 5, 2008, to incorporate. Wildomar became the 25th city in Riverside County on July 1, 2008.