
Riverside Child Abuse & Endangerment Lawyers
Respected Defenders for Clients in San Bernardino, CA
Being accused of harming a child is one of the most emotionally charged and serious allegations you can face. Loosely defined accusations or misunderstandings can result in severe legal consequences. In California, child abuse and endangerment cases are typically prosecuted aggressively, even when evidence is unclear or accusations are exaggerated.
At Greenberg, Greenberg & Kenyon, we provide authoritative legal representation and guidance to those facing such serious allegations. Since 1980, our firm has proven to be a formidable resource for those facing criminal arrests and charges in and around Riverside. With former prosecutors onboard, you can be confident that your case will be handled with the utmost care and professionalism.
Make an appointment for a free consultation with a Riverside child abuse and endangerment attorney at Greenberg, Greenberg & Kenyon by calling (951) 574-2281 or contacting us online. Hablamos español.
Understanding Child Abuse & Endangerment in California
California criminal law defines child endangerment and physical abuse of a child. These laws apply to parents, caregivers, guardians, teachers, and anyone responsible for a child's welfare.

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Charles's commitment to our case extended far beyond what we could have anticipated. His hard work and unwavering effort were apparent as he tirelessly fought for justice on our behalf.- Rosa R.
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Throughout the entire process we felt that they were extremely honest with us. They were all so very responsive and we never felt like any of our calls, emails, or questions were being ignored.- Nick B.
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He was so accommodating and replies to all our messages promptly even if passed office hours. He answers all our questions and explains all possibilities clearly.- Jasmin A.
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If you are looking for an attorney this is the firm to represent you! They are awesome at what they do. From the first time I called, they cared and gave me honest and great advice.- Gloriana C.
Mandatory Reporting Laws in California
Under California Penal Code §11166, certain professionals, including teachers, doctors, therapists, and childcare workers, are legally required to report suspected abuse or neglect.
Once a report is made, law enforcement or Child Protective Services (CPS) may launch an investigation, often before the accused is even aware. These reports can lead to criminal charges, restraining orders, or loss of custody, even when based on misunderstandings, false accusations, or overreactions.
Why You Need a Lawyer Immediately
Child abuse and endangerment cases are extremely sensitive. Once charges are filed, they can quickly spiral into family court proceedings, CPS involvement, and severe criminal penalties. Even a false accusation can permanently damage your reputation and relationships.

Your Voice in the Fight
Here's What Sets Greenberg, Greenberg & Kenyon Apart
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Since 1980, our attorneys have handled a wide spectrum of criminal cases, bringing seasoned judgment and steady guidance to every matter.
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With backgrounds as former prosecutors, we anticipate the opposition’s approach and pinpoint case vulnerabilities from the outset.
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Our boutique structure ensures you work one‑on‑one with senior counsel—no handoffs to junior associates.
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We return calls promptly, provide regular updates, and lay out each step so you always know where your case stands.
Have questions? Ready to get started? Call (951) 574-2281 today to schedule a free consultation. We return calls promptly and walk you through every step of the legal process.
