If there is an arrest warrant out, then you need to turn yourself in. Hire an attorney first, one that is experienced and is not afraid to do hearings and go to trial. the attorney should help you line up a good bonds person, so you can hopefully just get booked in and walk out and go home. Make... View More

1st offense is a misdemeanor, subsequent offenses are felonies. It can also be filed as a felony if your blood alcohol was .15 or over. DUI's can have a very big negative impact and be very expensive if not handled correctly. Hire a good attorney to navigate the process.

Hit and run can be of property, like a parked car.

if you don't do it through the courts, you runt he risk of having no recourse if the deal breaks down. There is also the issue of child support. I would sit down with an attorney and make sure it is done right.

It obviously depends on the judge. Generally, there will be a bench warrant issued based not he failure to pay the DA supervision. You don't have to be taken into custody for that, you can pay the bond with the court clerk. Most times if you confess to failing your probation, they will give... View More

Yes, definitely hire an attorney. There are multiple types of warrants. Regarding felonies, there usually two types of warrants that are used but he court. The first is an arrest warrant. This is used when a judge is shown probable cause to believe there was a crime committed and you were the... View More

The cannot prosecute you for not testifying. You have to show up if you are subpoenaed, but they can't force you to testify. There is literally a statute that prevents them. You can always tell them that this was a misunderstanding and you do not want to testify.

You should get an attorney and get ahead of this, so he does not move money or attempt to play games. His claim is not accurate and that makes me concerned for his intentions around your marital assets.

Legal custody is the rights to make decisions about things like medical, religion, and school. Physical custody is that she is the primary custodian and has physical custody of the child. That does not mean you don't have rights to visitation. Did you file a Paternity action? Did you get a... View More

I the bench warrant has a bond amount, you can get with your bondsman and go to the Court Clerk and post the bond at anytime. Usually, Failure to Appears end up with a no bond or triple the bond, so in those cases you need to get with your attorney as quickly as possible and see if they can get... View More

Yes, after your case is concluded and/or your are released from your bond, you will get the cash bond back.

If he is represented, the attorney must be licensed in Oklahoma in some form, even if it is a temporary licensure (pro has vice). If he was not properly served, or not given a reasonable opportunity to challenge the divorce, Especially as it comes to child custody and child support, then some... View More

They must allow you to have an attorney, but they are not required to insure you have one.

Modifications of Custody and Child Support are very complex arguments and she should hire an attorney. It sounds like she has a sound argument for maintaining the status quo, but she needs an attorney to make that clear tot the court.

It depends on a lot of things. The wording of your decree regarding debt, the timing of the purchases, and whether it is a debit or credit card. I wish I could help you more, but I would hire an attorney to help you clear it up.

If it is within 10 days of your plea, you can file a motion to withdraw your plea. The problem is if you pled guilty versus no contest or Alford you are a bit stuck with the fact that you admitted to something you didn't do. The Court frowns on lying, even when pleading.

The only limitations might be the drugs necessary may somehow conflict with what pops hot on a drug test, or if your transition requires you to go out of State. Without more information or specifics of what they are suggesting would be a problem, it is hard to answer your question.

The court appointed attorney should be able to get you a copy of the transcript.

Once again, I agree with Pete. Hire an attorney. Anything you do may be misrepresented by DHS and potentially misinterpreted by the courts. Find a good attorney.

It depends on the county. Some DA's and Judges are placing limitations on people and feel they can get away with it because it is still a Federal Offense. Without seeing the specific conditions of your bond, it is hard to tell. I would error on the side of not using. If you have to test... View More