Of course not!!! But you already know that. You are being abused. See a lawyer. As an alternative, consider going to the County courthouse and swearing out a warrant against him for Protection from Abuse. (PFA) The Circuit or District Court Clerks will probably help you fill out the form.... View More

Assuming that is a question, the answer is yes the police can sign a warrant. If they become aware of a bank robbery they can arrest the bank robber. You made the police aware that your husband committed violence on you. They can arrest him. They do not need your permission.

Here's the primary law on it. There's a lot more than just this one, You can look at all the other Alabama laws on the subject by Googling Code of Alabama, and then choose the one that has the word "alison" in the web address. Scroll down to Article Three - Animals - and then... View More

No, under the facts as you have given them she cannot do that. On the other hand, if it turns out he did NOT have her permission, then she can, but it won't get her anything since he will then have to be spending money on a criminal defense attorney.

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Yes, you can. You can also move out whether or not you get married, so if you're getting married just so you can move out, don't bother. Just move out, Now, whether you OUGHT to do either one - get married or move out - are different questions, but with respect to whether you CAN do... View More

Its legal if there really was a traffic offense and he just didn't write it up at the time. On the other hand, if there originally was no traffic offense, and the officer is lying and just made up a traffic offense so that he could make a possession charge stick, then its not legal.... View More

What do you think we're going to say on here? We're all lawyers, so ....... Hire a lawyer. A good one. Tell him or her the complete and absolute truth. Communications with your lawyer are absolutely confidential.

It depends. Why did the officer pick him up? Did he murder someone? If so, the officer can arrest him and take him to jail. Did he commit some kind of assault on another student? Or a teacher? If so, the officer can arrest him and take him to jail. If the officer's purpose had nothing... View More

What is the matter with you? Who leaves their child unattended anywhere in a car for even one second? There is no age limit defined by the law.

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That's a question that can't be answered without looking the HOA's official documents, any subdivision regulations that apply and any local city, town or county ordinances that apply. Here's a short un-researched educated guess (that may or may not be correct): If none of the... View More

Yes, you should worry. You posted this under "Federal Crimes". Its unlikely to be a federal crime, unless you took the girl across a state line for the purpose of having sex with her, or maybe if you had sex with her on federal property, like Redstone Arsenal, which is next door to your... View More

No.

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No. Not unless you sue him for divorce and win, and probably not even then. There are a lot of moving parts to a marriage, and all we can say with so few details is that the solution you would like is within the realm of possibility. You need to hire a good divorce lawyer and tell him or her... View More

With a good lawyer you probably won’t be found guilty of anything because under the facts as stated you didn’t do anything. With no lawyer you may get caught up in the system and not be able to avoid a conviction. On the brighter side, your friend is probably not guilty of the felony crime if... View More

Indictments are typed up in the prosecutor's office. They are not valid and are therefore confidential unless and until they are (a) signed by the foreman of the grand jury as a "true bill", (b) delivered to the Clerk of the Circuit Court, (c) served on the defendant and (d) the... View More

You can't afford a lawyer? OK. Get ready to figure out how to earn a living with greatly reduced employment opportunities for the rest of your life. That would be after any possible jail sentence and income you'd lose if incarcerated. You are NOT equipped to deal with law enforcement... View More

Usually, the court will continue the case at least once in order to give the complainant one more chance to show up in court. Sometimes the judge will send the officers or deputies out to bring the complainant to court. If the complainant cannot be found the case will be dismissed, although in... View More

Maybe, and maybe not. These are usually state charges, but if the offense(s) occurred on federal property, for example, one of our several military bases, a federal courthouse, or a post office, or involved a federal officer or employee, the charge would most likely be federal.

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You should take the contract to a good local lawyer nearby and let him or her analyze it. The sooner you can do this, the better. Contracts to sell land (or interests in land) have to have certain characteristics in order to be enforceable in a court of law. No lawyer can answer your question... View More

Do you seriously think you're going to get some lawyer to come on here and advise you as to how you may cross a state line and take a child from someone else forcefully? What is the MATTER with you?