You could be pursued, but it seems unlikely given that you weren’t pulled over and you aren’t the registered owner. But it might happen if the registered owner is contacted and throws you under the bus.

It’s unclear what exactly you are asking here. But the easiest thing to advise is to get an attorney. A DWI will have direct consequences - jail time, fines, etc. And indirect consequences - DL revocation, insurance rates increase, etc. And you could be facing a probation violation as well.... View More

Contact law enforcement if you have a crime to report.

These are really questions that need to be asked in the Montana and ND forums. Those states would control what, if any obligations, you have as an out-of-state predatory offender visiting for a vacation.

Depending on the age of the child, it would be difficult to prove that the parent "forced" the child to lie to law enforcement. This would a very fact specific situation and oftentimes there are two very different perspectives to what occurred in a situation. Additionally, private... View More

The DANCO would control any contact that father would be able to have with mother. Father will have to continue having a third party handle the pick up and drop off of the children.

There isn’t reality a cogent question here. But it seems to me that the place to start is by reaching out to some family law attorneys about pursuing a divorce here.

Legally it does not matter if the petitioner or protected party initiated the contact. If is a violation of an OFP or no contact order if the respondent answers the call if he knows the protected party is the caller or if he continues the conversation upon realizing that the protected party is the... View More

You are looking at your insurance rates going through the roof with this mean tickets on your DL, especially if you keep driving the way that you are. The habitual offender revocation is very date specific. It would be important to have the dates of each of these citations/guilty pleas. The... View More

Your wife has already asked this same question. The answer remains the same.

I would imagine that the ticket was erroneously issued to you. And that error can be fixed by issuing the ticket to the correct person so long as the statute of limitations on the charge has not expired.

Yes, nothing that happened here would be impermissible.

This is something law enforcement would help with. Call the relevant authorities.

At 12 years old, competency to testify would generally be presumed absent additional concerns. An attorney could certainly ask the court for a competency hearing if there were specific concerns about this particular witness’s competency to testify. The additional concerns you raise about making... View More

First, someone you know should be addressing this issue themself. They can certainly contact an attorney if they wish to challenge the ticket. But in any event, this person certainly is at risk for a conviction for a conviction for their driving conduct. The prosecutor could certainly amend the... View More

You could certainly put in a complaint to the Minnesota Board of Professional Responsibility. Three continuances, sitting alone, wouldn’t be misconduct. The more important question is why your attorney was requesting continuances. There are a lot of good reasons to request a continuance. The... View More

Let’s address a couple of things here. First, COVID did not authorize you to drive without a valid license. You might be in a different situation if you had a valid SD license and you were charged with not switching you license over. The fact that the DMV was closed might be something you... View More

Why would you pay a ticket for having expired tabs if your tabs weren’t expired. Yes, you should get a court date.

You get an attorney. There will be an attorney prosecuting you. Don’t fight this battle alone. It won’t be a fair fight.

The government issues citations, not private citizens. There is no such thing as a private "ticket."