My mom told me she would press charges if we had sex when he was 18 and I don't know how I can keep him from going to jail and still being able to see the baby
answered on Dec 17, 2015
He needs to get a private criminal defense attorney. Asking a question on the internet will not get him the hands-on representation that he needs.
I was arrested in a restaraunt/bar for having my gun on me. I have a CCW license and didn't realize I couldn't carry my weapon into this establishment. Florida statue 790.06-12
answered on Dec 17, 2015
You primarily need to get a criminal defense attorney on your side for this matter. Asking a question on the internet will not get you that. The attorney has to investigate all the facts and circumstances, and also research the law for an answer.
answered on Dec 17, 2015
We need to know a lot more facts than what you have given here. The question would be whether obtaining information this way could lead to a motion to suppress. Research would have to be done.
My ex husband and I have been together on and off since we divorced in 2012. For the last 5 months he has lived with me. He left Thanksgiving day and moved in with another women I took all his belongings to him a week later. He shows up at my house yesterday and I wouldn't let him in he left... View More 
answered on Dec 17, 2015
I think the cops were wrong and that you need to have a full discussion with a local attorney about this.
The Father gave the Son property and home but is now denying any such thing even though they both have a copy of the notarized agreement. State documents of home are in Fathers name but mortgage is in both Father and Sons. What rights does the Son have to that home with just a notarized agreement?
answered on Dec 17, 2015
There has to be a deed recorded in the public records. We have to see the document in order to give any advice about it.
1 Felony Count(s) of 509.162.4
GUEST PROP BY EMPLOYEE CONTRCTR ESTABLISHMENT
1 Felony Count(s) of 812.014.2a1
GRAND 1ST DEGREE 100K DOLS MORE OR LEO SEMI
1 Felony Count(s) of 817.034.4a1
OBTAIN PROPERTY 50K DOLS OR MORE
answered on Dec 17, 2015
Yes, you should try to get a private criminal defense attorney.
answered on Dec 17, 2015
There are not enough facts given here for a full answer. Is the victim trying to contact the defendant? Probably not.
He just turned 19 in September we was already together when he was 18
answered on Dec 15, 2015
It probably means that he has an ankle bracelet which tracks him wherever he goes.
answered on Dec 15, 2015
That depends upon the facts. Jurisdiction, mistake, lack of reasonable doubt, alibi, are just four that depend upon the facts
I had the misfortune of witnessing my neighbors being arrested and I was Christian enough to lend them cash to pay bond. Now they want me to testify for them but I really don't want to. Can I refuse?
answered on Dec 15, 2015
No. You should speak with their attorney about what it is that you saw.
closing. The money has been spent. Now the new owners are threatening to sue for them. Are we responsible?
answered on Nov 19, 2015
The answer is probably, but one would have to read all the relevant documents and know the law in Colorado to answer fully.
answered on Nov 19, 2015
Sue in small claims court? That might be how to handle it. Go see a local attorney for a full discussion.
I disputed ticket online. Ticket decision was Judiciously upheld. My Defense: ticket states car is brown my car is grey. Judge said that's not legal description. I begged to differ, otherwise ticket wouldn't state color(s). I want to appeal but I live in Fl. Can I still appeal on those... View More
answered on Nov 19, 2015
Your question is quite confusing. Can you and should you appeal a 45 dollar ticket upon the principle. Well, look at it this way, it is going to cost you thousands of dollars to hire an appellate attorney for an appeal, and there may not be an appealable issue.
answered on Nov 19, 2015
Perhaps SSA will be paying disability benefits for the children. Have you applied for that?
of Fl. R.A.P., Rule 9.210(f). During the Appeal period, the Judge in the SCC disqualified herself on the Defendant's Motion to Recuse, and an Order for Reassignment was dated 4 days later.
Does this 4 day period in the SCC toll time in the Appeal Court, and if not or otherwise, what... View More
answered on Nov 19, 2015
Was there a motion to extend the 20 days and an order?
Date to send back consent.
answered on Nov 19, 2015
No, it was not a loss. Property values are all over the place. The value was inaccurate.
The father of my son abused me while i was pregnant with our son. I want to get a case with a social worker for visitations but if i apply for child support what would differ or interfere ?
answered on Nov 19, 2015
When you apply for child support, paternity must be determined. Read the provisions of Florida Statutes, Section 61.13(3) to learn more.
answered on Nov 19, 2015
There is no "full custody" in Florida. But there is sole parental responsibility, and you get that by submitting a petition for modification.
Fannie Mae sold it ditech held the Mortgage the amount due is the total remaining on the mortgage but no one knows where the money went
answered on Nov 19, 2015
The money from the sale went to the mortgage company. They got a deficiency judgment against you for the difference between what the property was sold for and what you owed under the contract, most likely.
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