
You can certainly be charged. The greater concern is whether you can be convicted. If you have been charged, you should consult an attorney.
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Impossible to know the answer to that without looking into the specifics. However, if you’ve been indicted on felony charges, you should hire a lawyer ASAP.
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Their mother and I are still legally married,we have not been together since 2010. My children are 11 and 10 years of age. They tell me that they are scared of their mother and her boyfriend and that her boyfriend bullies my son by punching him in the arm and chest and calls him a sissy and a... Read more »

I don’t see an actual question, but hire a lawyer and file for divorce. A lawyer can help you gain custody of your children.
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No.

Depending on the circumstances, yes, it is possible to receive a probation sentence.
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Hire a different lawyer.
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He also believes in aliens and constantly tries to present evidence of his beliefs.

If you want to end your marriage, hire an attorney and file for divorce.
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Dog was fine and animal control let us leave with the dog.

Me. I specialize in misdemeanor crimes against domestic animals.
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My wife’s ex husband tried to force his way into my home so I pushed him enough to get him out of the house. He has filed a pre-warrant for simple assault. I have a witness that is a minor and three police officers told us that I had every right to defend my home and that the aggressor could not... Read more »

The court has set a hearing to determine whether there is probable cause to issue an arrest warrant. You will need to attend the hearing, and I would suggest hiring an attorney for the hearing.
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We got married at the Dekalb County County Court House I will hate for his verbal abuse towards me to turn into physical abuse.

There are six grounds that a couple or an individual may assert in order to obtain an annulment in Georgia. The grounds for annulment in Georgia are as follows:
-intermarriage between the parties, such intermarriage between a father and daughter;
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Can i go get my stuff from their residence?

Generally, you can not enter another person's house without their permission.
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The primary issue in determining whether a plea is lawful is whether the defendant entered a knowing, intelligent and voluntary guilty plea. If the Court and/or your lawyer failed to inform you of your rights under Boykin, it could be grounds to invalidate a guilty plea. You should consult a... Read more »

You should hire a lawyer. A theft or shoplifting conviction on your record can make it very difficult to get a job.
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When arrest I was not told my right I was also told I wasn’t under oath. I do have rights and I would like to know them please

It is not a requirement that a person getting arrested be read Miranda rights. They only have to read you your rights if they want to use your “in custody” statement.
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Threatening a person with deadly force is enough for the charge. If he’s facing a serious charge of that nature, he should consult a lawyer immediately.
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My husband asked me for a divorce , I left the house last June, due to violent behavior and have talked to him every day since he went to a 30 in house program for PTSD...I'm staying with my son in Jacksonville fl helping out with their newborn child , and he all the sudden called me last... Read more »

It doesn’t really matter whether you’re the plaintiff or defendant. As the defendant you would counterclaim for divorce anyway. I would recommend consulting an attorney, especially with children and violent behavior involved.
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What if he has filed a counterclaim? Will the court rule in his favor or will it be dismissed?

If the Defendant filed a counterclaim for divorce, the divorce could be granted to the defendant without the plaintiff showing up.

The victim is the person who money was taken from. So I don’t understand why the victim would pay money back.
Generally, the accused would pay money back to the victim as a part of any plea deal in a theft case.
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She is nowhere to be found. He has health issues and was out of work for over a month.

If she cannot be located, you can ask permission from the court to serve her by publication.
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my son is on medicaid right now but his father refuses to get him health insurance and makes more than enough to provide insurance?

If the Court Order requires him to provide insurance, then your remedy would be to file a Contempt action against him.
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