answered on Jun 13, 2019
I am not sure what they are trying to do to you now that you have completed your probation term. I recommend you contact me as soon as possible to best protect yourself from an more legal issues. Zach@Divellaw.com or 480-935-6545
answered on Jun 13, 2019
This is a tricky question to answer because there are many specific things that can happen that need to be evaluated. However, the quick and simple answer is that as long as the police are conducting an investigation they are allowed to detain you. Now, there are other legal things to bring into... View More
answered on Jun 13, 2019
Burglary in the 3rd degree is a class 4 felony. If the person does not have any prior felonies (among other issues) the range of sentencing is: probation -- 1 year -- 1.5 years -- 2.5 years -- 3 years -- 3.75 years. I cannot get any more specific in answering your question but if you know someone... View More
violent crime. In October she developed breast cancer and after eight months has not been started on therapy, she is presently at stage 3a. In similar cases as dire as this how can she get a earlier release or furlough to receive life saving care. her release date is Feb. 2020.
answered on Jun 13, 2019
My best recommendation is to contact Middle Ground Prison Reform at middlegroundprisonreform@msn.com. They handle these kind of issues on a daily basis and are former judges.
The intention is to know where the problem is (we already know that he has a problem) and try to attend to it.
answered on Jun 13, 2019
One of the best ways to see if someone has a warrant is to contact the Department of Public Safety at 602-223-2233. They will ask for your name and date of birth in order to look up if you have a warrant and will be able to tell you right then and there.
I need to get LIC back to go to work even if payment plan small I have proof I moved was stranded in California never received noticed didn't know warrant existed help
answered on Jun 13, 2019
The answer is fairly simple however the process can be complicated. Essentially, you have to contact the MVD and have them provide you a copy of your driving record. You can typically do this online or in person. Then, on the report you will be able to see which court, if any, have a hold on your... View More
My son is 15 He was released on intense probation to his father and now his father is saying he can’t live with me until he is off probation in a year. I wanted to know what my rights are. His dad has been gone for almost 2 years and just came back when my son got arrested.
answered on Jun 2, 2019
You will need to check the Intensive Probation Order (IPO). The IPO is an order from the judge (or probation) that allows him to stay somewhere. This is not a decision from the father. You may be able to contact the judge or probation officer to have them allow your son to stay with you.
answered on May 23, 2019
I believe I understand what you are asking but if not, you may have to contact us directly for a better answer.
If you had a drug possession charge from 2017 or really anytime before you have a medical card, then you will have to resolve the case. If you get a medical card after you are... View More
The marijuana was for my own personal use. I was a passenger in a rental car driving from AZ to IL and we got pulled over on I-40 in Holbrook, AZ. When the officer asked if we had any drugs in the car we answered yes and we told him where it was .I had a telephonic appearance with the judge in... View More
answered on Apr 4, 2019
Yes, a lawyer can always help you with these kind of cases. Given the nature of your case and the fact that you don't have any prior felonies, you should be in a good position.
You have two different options.
First, you can contact a firm, such as ours, to sit down and go... View More
answered on Apr 4, 2019
The judge has a right to reject any plea offer before you accept the plea. Once you accept the plea, the judge cannot reject the plea UNLESS there is something that is not accurate in the plea...such as have priors when you said you didn't, etc.
This is vague so it might be better to... View More
Grandparents are willing and able to pay legal expenses. Minor’s parents do not want grandparents involvement. Minor does want grandparents help. Minor needs legal help. Parents have not obtained legal assistance.
answered on Mar 26, 2019
This is an interesting predicament you are in because of the individual needing help being a minor. The fact that the minor is involved means the parents or legal guardians need to be involved but not as much as you might think. They need to be present for court and that's about it for most... View More
So back in 2009 I was charged with a DUI for metabolites in my system and was not under the influence given a fine and ordered to have a breathalyzer put in my car even though I did not have any alcohol in my system at all and my license was suspended. I still owe the fine and that you're... View More
answered on Mar 12, 2019
This is an interesting question and situation you are in. My best recommendation is to contact Reeves Maxwell Law since they specifically and exclusively handle appeals. Their number is 480-352-3701 or email: admin@appealsaz.com
Based on my limited knowledge of appeals, you might be out of... View More
answered on Mar 12, 2019
I am having trouble trying to pull up this case number to see what the charge is. I will need more information in a confidential email to zach@divellaw.com. I need full name and date of birth. If you know more about the surrounding case, that would be helpful such as the year of offense and court... View More
answered on Feb 28, 2019
It sounds like you are experiencing a classic situation where the prosecutors and police are not on the same page and so what happens is the prosecutor ends up dismissing the charges.
At a later time, the prosecutor then brings back up the charges and you are once again stuck in the same... View More
One employment agency that wanted to hire her after 7 years now says (even tho the 7 years have passed) she will have to wait until her probation period is over, another 2 years.
answered on Feb 20, 2019
Typically, once you complete all terms of probation you can apply to end your probation. Sometime probation ends automatically but better save to double check. You should contact a lawyer to get help with this or contact the court clerk to see how to get it done at your specific court. Feel free to... View More
I was involved and charged in a case in 2016 that led to a large sum of joint and several restitution between my codefendant and I. I had just turned 18 and was charged as adult, meanwhile my codefendant was 17 and was charged as a juvenile. In turn they were essentially "let off the... View More
answered on Feb 19, 2019
This is a question we get asked quite frequently. Who you really need to ask is a civil litigation attorney but their answer is likely going to be that you will not have a successful lawsuit against the other party.
The unfortunately reason that you will be held responsible to pay... View More
No priors. Pulled over for running a redlight. Police found a very small amount of marijuana. Court is in about 9 days.
First priority is to get the felony possession dropped to a misdemeanor at least. Would also like to fight the DUI charge since they were not impaired while driving.... View More
answered on Feb 15, 2019
Your friend should contact and hire a lawyer immediately. There are no "do-overs" in criminal court or with the charges he is facing. He will be provided with a public defender for both cases but since it's his first offense, he should make sure someone puts careful attention into... View More
I have court pending and on the case it says long dorm citation filed about 6 times
answered on Feb 6, 2019
This is a legal phrase that means your case took longer to be filed than normal. Typically, police will come into contact with someone and immediately write them a ticket for what ever crime they feel is appropriate. When they long form a ticket, it typically means they had to do more investigating... View More
answered on Feb 6, 2019
It means its a MAJOR FELONY! This basically means that who ever is charged with this was somehow involved with the sale of a dangerous drug. There are many different dangerous drugs but commonly it's meth. If you have been charged with this then you need a consultation immediately or else you... View More
So I'm facing some charges right now. I'm facing a class 4 felony for possession of dangerous drug. Class 6 felony for drug paraphanelia and a class 2 misdemeanor for underage drinking. They finally took action 3 months after they had came encounter with me, at the time they did not... View More
answered on Jan 30, 2019
There is definitely something you can do. HIRE A LAWYER! We can walk you through all of the steps of this offense and will need to talk directly with you about everything that could happen and will happen. When you hire us, we will be able to go to court for you and make sure you get the best deal... View More
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