This would include my biweekly paychecks, current bank account, car insurance, and vehicle. I have not been sued yet, but anticipate it happening in the next 3 years. Would it be legal for me to transfer all these assets, to get them out of my name, prior to any lawsuit being filed?
answered on Jun 2, 2023
This sounds like fraudulent conveyances. I believe you can be sued for doing this with the knowledge that you are likely to be sued. I would consult an attorney who can analyze all the facts of your particular situation.
Get their probation revoked will their original sentence start all over or will they still be able to use their prior jail/prison time (good time,) towards their original sentence or will they have to start all over and do the full time.
answered on Jun 23, 2021
He or she will get credit for any and all time served on that particular case. When out on parole, a defendant get credit for time on parole, "street credit."
Noone can give me an answer as to why i have it. My question is, is there something illegal going on here?
answered on May 14, 2021
The best person to ask is your probation officer. I don't think anyone else would know why.
about seeing probation
answered on Feb 23, 2021
That is a question you can ask the Judge. When you are on probation, you can't expect a full panoply of rights.
answered on Feb 23, 2021
Tell why you don't want to come in. If they say too bad come in anyway, then you have to go in. You have no real control over the situation. If you don't go in, they will report to the judge that you have absconded and a warrant will be issued for you. Good luck!
answered on Nov 17, 2020
They certainly can. In fact, that is the normal course for those who cannot abide by the rules of probation.
They knocked on the door and when I answered it they pulled me out an put me on the wall an searched me entered my house saying they got a Anonymous tip that someone else who was on the run was in my house an then latter on(3 hours) got a search warrant for something totally different because they... View More 
answered on Nov 2, 2020
You need to hire a quality attorney and go through these facts with him or her. You may have a suppression claim. Good luck.
answered on Oct 13, 2020
It depends on where you are charged and the quality of the attorneys there. It might be that you can only get a public defender. Good Luck!
answered on Jun 22, 2020
Your worst case scenario is being revoked and given your 5 years to serve. However, your attorney might be able to negotiate something better than that. Good luck!
Are the charges dropped or do they continue into court?
answered on Apr 16, 2020
Your boyfriend was released on his own recognizance. He still has to shop up for court until the matter is disposed by the court. Good luck.
answered on Jan 29, 2020
I agree with Mr. Denison. You would have to have a serious murder charge or be a defendant in a capital case in order to have more than one lawyer. There might a few other serious matters where they would give you more than one lawyer but it is not a frequent occurrence. Good luck with your case.
Looking for legal help for a criminal matter. Very low income and in dire need of a attorney .
answered on Jan 28, 2020
When you are charged and taken before a Judge, you can request the appointment of the Department of Public Advocacy to represent you. As part of this process, you will need to fill out an Affidavit of Indigence to verify that you are low income do not any means to pay an attorney. Good luck!
We had some major water issues in our lower level in 2006 when Beargrass creek overran its banks due torrential rains and a tarp that was blocking the stream. We repaired the damage and installed a large sump pump and my husband improved the drainage from the house by installing PVC pipe from the... View More
answered on Sep 7, 2018
You need to hire an attorney as soon as possible. You may have defenses to this lawsuit which an attorney can present. Good luck!
My father in law (who i do not get along with) gave us his laptop cause he never used it. Its been in our home for 6 months and we all use it. A few months back i pawned it for a short loan. My father in law found out and took his purchase receipt to the prosecutor and filed charges. Im now... View More
answered on Sep 1, 2018
If you are unhappy with your lawyer, then you should seek a different lawyer to represent you. You do not have to keep a lawyer with whom you are not happy. Good luck!
He fell asleep on his car because he ran out of gas in the middle of the night. An officer stopped and pulled him out of his vehicle and noticed some meth on the ground. The officer said it wasn't there before he pulled him out. He did not find it on my son or in his vehicle. They charged him... View More
answered on Sep 1, 2018
Your son needs to hire an attorney ASAP. This sounds very shady. Don't talk to the police. Good luck!
Father and son lives together and son has guns locked up in his room and father has no key to room or access to guns. Can father be charged with guns if so what would charges be?
answered on Aug 31, 2018
Father could be charged with felony in possession of a firearm or handgun. Being in the same house where there are guns is considered constructive possession for purposes of the statute. They need to remove guns from the home or the father needs to move.
He bumped my vehicle with his. I didn't want to press charges but the state picked it up. Do I have to testify if I don't want to?
answered on Aug 30, 2018
In Kentucky, there is a privilege to not not have your spouse testify. You must have been married before the incident in question and still be married the time you would be called to testify. Consult your attorney about all the details to spousal privilege. Good luck.
Someone has information about me you could only get from the discovery and or court documents.
answered on Apr 16, 2018
Court documents are generally public record unless the Court orders the documents sealed. Therefore, anyone can walk into the clerk's office to look at or make copies from a file.
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