State of Georgia charges are possession of meth
It means that you serve 60 days in jail, and then you are released to probation for the remainder of the 3 year sentence.
It’s basically a 3 year probation sentence that requires you to serve a little jail time before starting the probation part.
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Theft by taking
If your attorney recently passed away, the Court will almost certainly give you time to obtain new counsel. However, it is important to hire someone as soon as possible. Your new lawyer will likely be able to persuade the Judge to grant some extra time to prepare.
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OCGA 16-11-37. Terroristic threats and acts
It is possible that your personal injury lawyer also handles criminal cases. However, you would certainly want a criminal defense lawyer to handle your criminal case. Would you go to an eye doctor for a toothache?
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We can no longer find her to change the paperwork
If you tell me which documents you have filed, I can probably tell you what’s missing.
The judge is requiring this paperwork be agreed upon between both parties before the divorce is granted
A divorce is filed in the Superior Court of a county with proper venue and jurisdiction.
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Pertaining to OCGA 24-14-8. The question is what exactly am I looking for to determine if the accomplice corroboration charge was or was not included into my jury instructions
You can purchase a transcript of the trial proceedings or a portion of it. The jury instructions would be included.
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Boyfriend was told he made too much money for an attorney denied public defender but can't afford attorney
You don't "file" for house arrest. You either negotiate house arrest with the prosecutor, or you try to convince the Judge to give it to you. You are much more likely to have a shot at a better plea bargain if you are represented by an attorney. I strongly suggest you try to find... Read more »
You should discuss it with your attorney.
That would likely be a conflict of interest, and that attorney would not be permitted to represent you.
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I came home her boyfriend was there I broke a chair he called the cops and left they arrested me for criminal trespass
You have asked if you can be arrested for something when you’ve already been arrested for it. So clearly the answer is yes. The real concern is whether you can be convicted. I would need to know more facts about the case, but it sounds like a winnable case for you.
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We don’t have assists or kids to split and have not been together for over 12 years
Generally, the state where you got married is not a factor in where the divorce is filed. You file for divorce in the State where you/your spouse are currently living. Some states have residency requirements. In Georgia, you need to live here at least 6 months prior to filing.
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I've had him served twice and I also served him. He is currently in a Texas State Prison. When he finally responded he wrote on the top sheet " absolutely not unacceptable " signed it and sent it back. He has been in and out of Texas prison system for 8 years. Drug related charges... Read more »
If your husband won't sign paperwork, you can still get divorced. You will just need to file the appropriate paperwork and have the Court sign off on the divorce. It may also require a short court hearing. I would suggest obtaining a lawyer to help you through the process.
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My girlfriend was intoxicated and arrested for a disorderly conduct charge. She went to jail and was released after her breathalyzer was below the legal limit (4 hours). They handed her a sheet of paper and told her she has to go to court. Now we are just nervous.
When charged with a crime is it always a good idea to have legal representation. Although the charge may not seem serious, any conviction on your record could cause future problems when trying to get a job or on any type of background check. An attorney may be able help keep your record clean.... Read more »
actually on process to get a good job
If your record is relatively clean, a good lawyer can likely keep this off your record as well.
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Will I be able to keep the home? Or get a greater share? Will my spouse have to move out. I also dont want to uproot my son. The house is paid in full. Also will I get full custody of my son?
In Georgia divorce, property is divided "equitably". This does not mean 50/50. It means that all assets will be divided based on the totality of circumstances. Often times the parties can reach an Agreement on division of property, custody and other divorce related issues. If no... Read more »
His wife hasn't been around in over 20yrs .
An attorney would be able to get him a divorce.
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Maximum sentence is 12 months in jail and a $1000 fine. Although if you have no record you would not be sentenced that harshly.
It is however, very damaging to have a theft conviction on your record. I strongly suggest that you hire an attorney to help keep your record clean.
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She was accused to be with a boy that is 18 and committed armed robbery. She was taken to Fulton county juvenile detention center, they may try her as an adult and we are unsure of what to do.
It may be possible to get her a bond. You need to hire an attorney ASAP.
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Yes. OCGA Title 9, Chapter 5.
You can start with O.C.G.A 19-5-1, and go from there.
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