Yes.

The statute of limitations for Possession with Intent to Distribute (PWID), an ungraded felony, is five (5) years. The statute of limitations for Possession of a Controlled Substance, an ungraded misdemeanor, is two (2) years. So they've got a long time to re-charge and re-arrest you if they... View More

If the toxic family member has no legal custody rights to your children, then that family member has no right to "see" them either -- and you and your husband, as parents, can prevent access between the two.

If the toxic family member is a grandparent, I will tell you that he/she... View More

Your plate is unfortunately full of bad luck! Sorry to hear it.

Also unfortunately, you haven't posed a question -- so there's nothing for me to answer. Try again?

Let's backtrack. If "your" two girls are two of the three children that you and your BF have together, then your BF has just as much legal right to have them as you do. If the two of you can't agree on who will have legal and physical custody of your three children, however,... View More

The Police Criminal Complaint might have been mailed to you, and maybe you never got that mail because the cops and courts don't have your current mailing address? It's common for the cops to use the address from your driver's license -- and sometimes folks forget to update their... View More

If the Delaware County courts *know* that your girlfriend is incarcerated in Philadelphia, then yes -- they'll arrange for her transportation from Philly to Del.Co. But if they don't, they won't.

You (or anyone else) can contact the Delaware Co. District Attorney's... View More

Realistically, you'll be making 100% of the parental decisions as long as he's incarcerated, and you don't need a court order to do that. However, once he's out, there could be some friction between you two if you can't always agree on child rearing. If you think... View More

I see you're asking your question from NY State, and so I'll presume that the state where you and the children reside.

So long as the children have resided in NY State for the past six (6) months, NY State should have jurisdiction of child custody decisions now. Open a custody... View More

Good luck with that, honestly. You could file a motion with the court seeking a return of your computers, and cite the extraordinary circumstance of needing them to earn a living, but typically evidence and "instruments of crime" are kept in police possession until resolution of the... View More

You can do both, but you can't ignore the court unless you want a default judgment against you in the full amount sought. Adhere to all court deadlines, but at the same time (and if you like), try to negotiate with your creditor (or its agent, whoever has filed suit against you). If... View More

You won't get arrested, no -- you're not in violation of any court order. And, most likely, the cops won't even want to get involved. They'll probably advise her to go file whatever in Philadelphia family court, although they may contact you to try to facilitate some kind of... View More

Your sister should contact the Reading Office of MidPenn Legal Services (presuming she is located where you are, per your question), and schedule an appointment with someone there to go over the "agreement" and her legal options. The contact information for that office is here:... View More

I'll be frank with you: if you want an experienced attorney to review a contract for you, you're going to have to pay for his/her time to do so. Probably a few hundred dollars when all is said and done -- and well worth it to have competent legal advice. I'd be surprised if any... View More

It's pretty much up to the court, but they'll certainly try to reschedule it before your speedy trial rights attach. Typically, the Commonwealth has 365 days to bring you to trial from the day you were charged -- but some days may not "count" for purposes of a speedy trial... View More

You really do need to sit down with an experienced family law attorney to address your questions. You would do well to hire an attorney to draft all the necessary procedural paperwork -- but most definitely to craft a comprehensive property settlement agreement to address how assets/liabilities... View More

If he owns the property that was just rented, the $1,200.00/mo. rental income could possibly be counted as his income for purposes of calculating child support. If the property is owned by a company, however, the lines are more blurry. Definitely bring it up to the hearing officer.

Your... View More

Sounds like your problem is that you don't have a written lease - and that's why you have unanswered questions. A written lease will explicitly set out the lease term (when it starts, and ends, and for how long). A written lease will also determine on what date your rent is due, and... View More

I'm not seeing anything about DUI here either, but as my fellow attorney correctly stated, a guilty finding on a reckless driving citation carries a penalty of a 6-month driver's license suspension from PennDOT -- so you'll want to fight this in court.

Best of luck to you.

Contact the court's Sheriff's Department and give them whatever contact information you have for her -- esp. if you can find an address for her. Give them her social media accounts too, if any. Ideally, you coordinate things with the Sheriff and/or the local police so that you're... View More