Mirko Ivanovic

Mirko Ivanovic is the Managing Partner at Ivanovic & Lucius, P.C, an attorney with extensive corporate experience, and has served as a law enforcement professional for nearly twenty years. His practice is focused on corporate consulting, estate planning, elder abuse, family law, finance, general counsel services, immigration, and personal injury law.

Before becoming an attorney, Mirko held key executive roles in both public and private entities, contributing significantly to their growth and development. He served as a top-level manager for a $1.8 billion corporation and held executive positions in consulting, finance, and marketing sectors. Additionally, Mirko actively participated on the board of directors for a non-profit organization, supporting nationwide charities through fundraising and decision-making panels.

As a law enforcement professional and supervisor, Mirko specialized in high-level investigations related to financial crimes, cybercrimes, elder exploitation, and fraud. He worked with the U.S. Secret Service Miami Electronic Crimes Task Force and collaborated closely with the FBI Financial Crimes Task Force. Mirko continues to assist law enforcement by providing specialized training on various topics. His expertise extends to authoring publications, and he remains an accomplished author. Furthermore, he educates sworn and civilian law enforcement personnel on court testimony preparation and has been a certified instructor for over a decade, covering general topics and courses related to weapons of mass destruction.

Mirko's professional journey includes holding several licenses over the years. He graduated summa cum laude from Kaplan University (now Purdue University Global) and earned his Juris Doctorate in Law from Concord Law School at Purdue University Global, where he received honors and academic accolades. Currently, Mirko is admitted to practice law within the state of California.

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California

State Bar of California

ID Number: 319414

Since 2017

Eastern District of California

Since 2018

Managing Attorney

Ivanovic & lucius P.C.

2019 - Current

Managing Attorney

Ivanovic Law Firm

2017 - 2019

Concord Law School At Purdue University Global

J.D. (2014) | Law

2011 - 2014

Honors: Seton Hall University Moot Court and Academic Honors. President's list, Dean's list

Kaplan University

B.S. (2008) | Forensic Psychology

Honors: Presidents list, National Honor Society.

State Bar of California  # 319414

Member

Current

Federal Bar Association

Member

2019 - Current

Activities: With over 15000 federal lawyers and judges, The FBA serves the interests and needs of the federal practitioner, the federal judiciary, and the public they serve. http://www.fedbar.org/

Connecticut Bar Association

Member

2019 - Current

American Bar Association

Member

2018 - Current

Los Angeles County Bar Association

Member

2018 - Current

Q. Hello I wanted to ask if can I sew a company for not fulfilling their competition promises ?

August 30, 2020

A: A noncompete agreement is a contract between parties in which one party agrees not to enter into competition with the the other during or after employment. These legal contracts prevent a person or entity from entering into markets or professions considered to be in direct competition with the person or entity named in the non-compete agreement.

The first question is whether your non-compete agreement is enforceable. If it is, a number of remedies are available. Injunctions, damages and other remedies are common.

Q. I have received an email requesting I pay or they will send me to court, I have never received any legitimate info

July 2, 2020

A: The simple answer is:

This is likely a person trying to defraud you. There are a number of agencies who monitor and investigate this sort of activity. Check https://www.fraud.org/ or https://www.consumer.ftc.gov/articles/how-recognize-and-avoid-phishing-scams for common fraud schemes and a way to report fraudulent activity.

If you don't recognize the party trying to collect money and the details don't line up, chances are good the email is a scam.

The IRS and all government agencies will never send you and email of this sort. Paper correspondence or a knock at your door is the typical method of contact.

Q. what is the law on how to get someone removed from your house if they are not willing to leave. They do not pay rent

June 25, 2020

A: The eviction process in California is administered by the Superior Court of the State of California. A landlord must begin the eviction process and California law requires all persons residing in the property be served with a notice of eviction. Terminating a month to month tenancy can be accomplished with a written eviction notice of 30, 60 or 90 days served upon the tenant.

In some instances, a landlord can use a written 3-day eviction notice if the tenant has failed to pay rent, violated terms of the lease, materially damaged the property, substantially interfered with other tenants, or used the rental property to commit unlawful acts.

Please remember California laws state the landlord cannot physically remove or lock out the tenant, terminate utilities (water, cable or electricity), remove building fixtures such as outside windows or doors, or seize (take) the tenant’s belongings in order to carry out the eviction. The outlined court procedures must be used. ... Read More