You will not have a conviction until you plead guilty. However, even if the case gets dismissed, you will always have the DUI come up on your record saying that the case was dismissed. The only way to get it off permanently is to go through a expungement process a few years down the road if you... View More

Forever unless you move for an expungement and a judge finds that you qualify.

If they find enough evidence that the person was in possession of it they could charge them.

They would have to prove that you committed some kind of crime and it would depend on the facts and circumstances on how he left his stuff and if he made any attempts to retrieve it in the past year ect ...

Probably not but the language of the protective order might say differently.

They would have to try him under the impeachment provisions of Article II of the constitution.

It depends on the facts of the case to determine whether or not it was due to a defect and whether or not there were any damages sustained from the defect.

They would still be bound to the other terms of the first agreement if you don't agree to the new amendment.

If the state or city has given you a criminal citation then you have to go through the court process. If you don't show up to court they will issue a warrant. It is good to get an attorney on board as theft can affect your immigration status, your employment, your housing and your credibility... View More

They can have enough evidence to charge you with possession if you are in the vicinity. If they have enough evidence to convict someone of that crime is another question. It would be good to sit down with an attorney and go over your story to figure out your culpability as well as how the officers... View More

Retail theft is a theft charge that is specific to a theft of retail. If they charged someone with two different theft charges with the same incident you will probably want to contact an attorney as there may be a double jeopardy issue. It's also good to contact an attorney for theft charges... View More

If she does it herself, she has to execute the document in her own writing, not handwritten, or you can contact an attorney to make sure the will is legitimate.

I would need more information on how the trust is set up and who is named on the deed.

You can ask for it in the temporary orders that she pay for the rent for the months she was living there.

You can't get a public defender on a traffic violation. If you are worried about your record it might be good to get a lawyer. If you pay the fine or take a plea in abeyance it will be counted as an automatic guilty that can affect your insurance.

Talk to the prosecutor that is handling the case and explain to him the situation.

Ask him to disclose the will before you sign anything.

Does the son have a wife or kids? They would inherit if there are any. If there aren't any predecessors then father would take because they are still both the parents to the son whether or not they are still together.

Did you have a contract with them? And do you have their employee handbook?

Do you have the original contract or the one they just e-mailed you? If you don't have an original, you could probably still prove that he added an amendment with your authorization if you didn't initial the amended portion.