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answered on Jun 27, 2012
Probably not. You would need other grounds, not just that marriage
answered on Jun 27, 2012
I'm not sure what you mean. Just fill out the form they supplied you with and return it to the attorney and court.
answered on Jun 27, 2012
There is no specific form that I am aware of. If the court ordered mediation, just attend.
I am bringing a company in to small claims court. They are threatening to countersue me for their counsel fees. Is a company able to hire counsel to represent them in small claims court in Florida?
answered on Jun 27, 2012
It is not required to have an attorney for injunction hearings but it is strongly recommended.
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answered on Jun 27, 2012
Unless you have an employment contract that says contrary, yes it is legal
answered on Jun 27, 2012
If you are being sued then you need to hire an attorney immediately or if not you must answer the suit on your own.
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answered on Jun 27, 2012
I don't believe so but read the paperwork they sent you carefully
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answered on Jun 27, 2012
If a youthful offender sentence was imposed, there is generally a 6 year maximum COMBINED for prison and probation, so if he did in fact get 10 total years it certainly should be looked into by hiring an attorney.
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I was 21 then now 24 I basically used my brothers name to get a student loan I was denied counsel when i was arrested and practically forced to sign a bunch documents
answered on Jun 26, 2012
Good answer above. Cases cannot be compared to each other. Especially when they are completely factually different.
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answered on Jun 20, 2012
Your question is fairly confusing and omits facts and information needed in order to answer it.
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answered on Jun 20, 2012
It actually could be much worse then assault. Perhaps even throwing a deadly missle/object which is a 2nd degree felony. If you have been charge or are being investigated, you need an attorney immediately.
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A male resident/inmate got out of controlled and pushed me down after he was attempting to punch me in my face I swung my arm out and started knocked his hand down whenever he tried to hit me in my face. This resident has sent me to the hospital before and the hospital did nothing as far as follow... View More 
answered on Jun 18, 2012
Only the State can charge you criminally with battery, so it's not your employer charging you. If you have a criminal charge pending against you then you need to hire a criminal defense lawyer to fight the case for you.
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answered on Jun 18, 2012
The only way that charge can be expunged is if either the state attorney declined to file on the case, the case was filed but dismissed by the state or court, or if you were acquitted or found not guilty of the charges at a trial. If you pled guilty or no contest to the case, even if you received a... View More
answered on Jun 15, 2012
Yes, it is a misdemeanor, punishable by up to 1 year in jail though there often are good defenses for it.
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answered on Jun 15, 2012
It is a First Degree Felony and thus punishable by a maximum of 30 years.
However there are minimum mandatory sentences depending on the amount.
Between: 4 grams and 14 grams: 3 years
14 grams and 28 grams: 15 years
28 grams to 30 Kilograms: 25 years
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Is it legal to go back to FL on day of release and get new DL and start driving?
answered on Jun 15, 2012
When your probation is up you certainly can go back to Florida. I doubt Florida will give you a DL if you have a 1 year suspension in Georgia though.
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answered on May 29, 2012
If it hasn't been cleared or taken care of, then I would assume it is still active. I'm not sure how you would find out thought as they generally don't just list warrants on their web sites or databases.
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