answered on May 21, 2018
It's not illegal to just live there, but if any type of sexual contact could change the situation and lead to criminal charges.
First time being in trouble charges are brandishing a weapon battery and vandalism need the least punishment possible what the odds I will not have to do jail time... I’m out on bail
answered on May 21, 2018
A lawyer could appear on your behalf for misdemeanor charges, but not a felony. You need to consult with a criminal lawyer where the charges were filed. They would need to review your case in order to determine options. Use Justia or Google to locate and calls a few law firms. Good luck.
I didn't put them there nor receive any from anyone but my name is written on them.. I was arrested for check fraud and forgery during the search of my vehicle 4 cops removed personal properties that belonged to me said it was for evidence but never gave me a receipt for items nor was I... View More 
answered on May 21, 2018
You might have a valid defense, but will need to privately consult with a criminal attorney to review the specific details and talk about options. You can use Justia or Google to locate a few lawyers in your area. Good luck
I took delivery of a car after using generated check stubs on line to verify my income. On the 8th day the dealership called to inform me the loan was not approved and to return the car.
I returned the car early this morning to the dealership. However they told me they had reported the car... View More
answered on May 16, 2018
You need to privately consult with a criminal defense lawyer in your area to review the details and options. Use Justia or Google to search for local law firms and make a few calls. Good luck.
Can I drop charges?
answered on May 14, 2018
You should privately consult with a criminal lawyer before making any statements about make false allegations as your are exposing yourself to criminal charges of filing a false police report. Stop making incriminating statements on a public website like Justia. Call a few local law firms to review... View More
answered on May 14, 2018
You need to ask your PO this question as it will depend on the terms set by the court
the new evidence shows that several firearms were distroyed by the sheriffs dept.
back in 1996 & 1997, I was charged and convicted of possessing these same weapons in 2003, I can not only impeach the prosecutions material witness and show the prosecution suppressed this evidence from... View More
answered on May 11, 2018
This is a complex legal process and not a DIY project. You need to consult privately with a criminal appeals lawyer to review your case and any potential legal options. What you are seeking requires experienced legal representation. Good luck.
theft and gave me a court date. i got arrested last year and was a D.A reject. regarding this matter since it wasnt my things that i was arrested for what should i do?
answered on May 11, 2018
What should you do? First step would be to consult with a local criminal criminal lawyer to review the details and your legal options. Don't make any statements to law enforcement. Remain silent.
answered on May 11, 2018
Possibly, but a arrest an different than a conviction. Remain silent and make NO statements to police. If you are contacted by LE, politely decline to answer any question without first speaking with a lawyer.
Currently on house arrest my case manager is only letting me work 8 hours says i cant do overtime and work on weekends though my shift is 12 hours which is mandatory does my probation officer also have a say on this or just my case manager Is it possible to be able to work my hours so i wont lose... View More
answered on May 11, 2018
Agree with Mr. Gribow. You need to call your original attorney and ask them this question since they are most familiar with the details of your case. Good job on staying busy with work.
I have 2 children and can not afford a lawyer. I took a total in calworks, food stamps for 2 years totallying 38,000 dollars. I have made an agreement to pay 100 dollars per month faithfully until paid off. They accepted my terms. But I got a letter to go to court for arraignment. I do not know... View More
answered on May 8, 2018
Can't make a prediction at this point on jail time. It will depend on a variety of different factors...mainly whether your case is filed as a misdemeanor or felony offense. If you have no prior criminal history, you stand a much better chance of avoiding a jail sentence. At your arraignment,... View More
answered on May 8, 2018
Typically, the judge will not grant the permanent restraining order if you fail to appear, but there is a chance they would continue the matter to another date.
answered on May 8, 2018
Based on your description, you most likely have an active warrant for your arrest. You need to consult privately with a criminal lawyer to review the situation and legal options.
This person was convicted of spousal abuse about 3 yrs ago and spent 4 to 7 days in jail they also had terms and conditions and did not finish them because of mental health problems
answered on May 7, 2018
Statute of limitations is the amount of time a prosecutor has to file charges for a crime. Since they were already convicted and apparently have an outstanding warrant for a violation, SOL doesn't apply here. Warrants don't expire. They need to consult with a criminal lawyer to review... View More
I live with my husband for 5 years and have a 3 year old child born in CA. We got married in Uzbekistan, living now in CA. My husband is extremely nervous and abusive, he has 100 k income a year and has a good job as an accountant. I myself found a tutoring job 8 months ago and earn around 2k... View More
answered on May 7, 2018
Can't make an online predictions on your chances of success of obtaining full custody of your child in divorce. There are many factors a family court judge will consider, but the legal standard is always the child's best interest. You need to privately consult with a local divorce/family... View More
I was transferred from another county jail where I was charged with child endangerment, I had a couple court dates assigned but did not show do to transportation. I had court the very next day after being transferred. but the judge did not mention how many days I will be serving in jail.
answered on May 5, 2018
Can't make an accurate online prediction without more information on how long as it will depend on a variety of factors. Speak with your public defender who will be more familiar wit the details of your case. Good luck.
He's willing to sign a release of liability
answered on May 3, 2018
You need to run away fast from this offer. You could certainly expose yourself to civil and/or criminal liability.
RO over a year old only thought it was in effect for 1 year- no other incident between RO originally for non violent misdemeanor
answered on May 2, 2018
Need more information. In these type of situations, it's always difficult to provide a useful online answer without knowing the history and specific details. At this point, you would be wise to consult privately with a local criminal lawyer to review the details of the no-contact order and... View More
Since I got out of jail, I have not received any notices or been served with legal docs. What should I do next?
answered on May 2, 2018
These are very serious allegations with harsh legal consequences if convicted. Don't make any statements to police detectives as you might incriminate yourself. If you are contacted by law enforcement, be polite, but decline to answer any questions until you have consulted with an attorney.... View More
My wife has never been in any trouble with the law and this was never part of my probation outline. What can I do? Is this legal for her to abuse her power this way? There is no domestic violance reports or any reports for that fact.
answered on May 2, 2018
Your PO clearly believes they have sufficient cause to place this restriction on you. It's in your best interest to cooperate or risk a violation. You should POLITELY ask your PO why and whats needs to be done to have it removed. Don't start making claims on abuse of power. Get along. You... View More
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