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answered on Mar 18, 2020
Have you spoken to an attorney, that is the first step and they can guide you in the right direction.
I got two tickets for speeding in a school zone and driving without a license. I’m getting my permit next week. The police officer gave me a court date, can I go to court alone In Broward county or at least bring my friend whose 18 without letting my parents know?
answered on Mar 4, 2020
Yes, but it's always better to have a lawyer handle it so you don't even have to appear in court.
Husband is on felony probation in 3 separate counties and recently committed a crime . Now needs legal representation for the 3 probation counties to serve as a leasion between the courts to speed up sentencing process and hopefully agree to the terms set by the county in which new crimes were... View More 
answered on Mar 3, 2020
Every lawyer charges different prices. Call around to attorneys in those counties and get prices.
My fiance was arrested trying to get a background check because of the warrent he was no giving a bond and the misdemeanor warran is a vop because he didn't finish pay his court fees so will it still count or will he have to sit in polk county jail to after begin transfered
answered on Feb 28, 2020
Yes unless he is able to get a bond from the judge. If he hires a lawyer they can file a bond motion and try to get you out.
My fiance is in jail in Miami dade county on a misdemeanor out of county warrant for polk county he have been sitting in jail now for 1 week polk county has until March 11 to come transferre him if and when they do will all this time he is doing in dade county jail count as time served
answered on Feb 28, 2020
If you posted bond for his Miami case and he is only sitting in jail on the polk warrant, then yes he will get credit.
answered on Feb 28, 2020
It depends. If he has no history, a lawyer can try to get him into a diversion program so it will be dropped.
answered on Feb 28, 2020
It depends on the warrant and if it calls for nationwide extradition.
answered on Feb 27, 2020
You should contact an attorney in the county that this happened in to see if they can help.
My step sister and i dont like each other but i never put my hands on her during this case.
She had her witnesses lie about the ordeal too.
She saught medical attention for it to build her case i believe but, her child did not arrive early and her child doesnt have any life... View More
answered on Feb 27, 2020
Does your sister still want to prosecute the case and go forward? Just because you score does not mean the prosecutor has to offer that you need to speak to your attorney about other options and or hire a new lawyer if you’re not satisfied.
That's how we got the domestic violence case. He just went to jail again recently for a warrant for the domestic violence case. I wanted to know could I write him letters or go see him while he in jail. Or I can't have no contact with him at all. It happened in Haines City Florida
answered on Feb 25, 2020
You would have to get a lawyer to change the terms of his release to allow for contact.
answered on Oct 8, 2019
Hire a lawyer to expose the cops for liars if you were not dui.
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