Make a motion to unseal in the Court that sealed the record.

There are many factors the judges consider including prior record, how serious was the offense, how is the person doing while in custody, There is no way for anyone to tell you over the Internet without more details including what judges it, what county what charges etc.

You never have to take a charge you always have the right to go to trial but if you want to get off Bond or HIP or other restrictions and you choose to plead guilty you give up many rights including the right to go to trial.

You need to contact your local police department and show them proof.

An arrest can be made by police in a domestic case based on probable cause determined by the officer. He does not have to witness it or be present. An arrest may also be made upon a warrant issued upon a sworn statement of the police or private citizen. Consult a criminal defense lawyer near you... View More

Hire an attorney immediately and get this straightened out before they remove you from diversion.

Not likely if she has no prior record. She would likely get diversion, a fine and or probation.

Hire a louisville attorney to redocket and resolve for you immediately so you don’t get arrested.

Leave messages. Have proof that have you tried to contact them. Go see them at their office or call their supervisor.

They will not arrest you at the ID place but anytime you’re pulled over you could be arrested for an out of state warrant depending on what the charges are. I think it’s safer to clear that warrant out before you try to get an ID.

In Kentucky, violation of an EPO constitutes contempt of court which is prosecuted as a Misdemeanor A (can be jailed up to 365 days on conviction). There is no enhancement of this misdemeanor penalty to felony.

You are not violating a no contact order by contacting third parties but if you are contacting them so that they contact your ex that would be a violation.

It’s a little hard to follow your fact pattern but it sounds like you’re saying he was charged with a misdemeanor for two years and then a few days before a trial they moved it up to a felony? That is very rare and sounds strange. It’s possible for them to indict felony charges at any time as... View More

Yes, presuming there are no other prohibitions on your right to possess a weapon.

I don’t understand the facts. It’s a confusing scenario. If you violate a DVO and there is clear proof they could turn it into the prosecutors and they could seek charges but not always and even if they do that wouldn’t mean you automatically lose a child

No. If you have completed all he terms of your probation snd have been discharged, the 15 yr sentence is satisfied with your completion.

You are most likely going to jail for felony escape and bail jumping when they catch up with you. You should hire a criminal defense attorney and try to get this resolved before you get picked up.

Use the public Courtnet system and run your name statewide.

If it is a misdemeanor there is a one year statute of limitations so technically you could be charged but if it has been 9 months the chances are very good you will not be charged.

It depends on the circumstances. If someone like your probation officer who knows your whereabouts and sees you every month has the warrant and doesn’t serve it on you that would be an issue. If someone has been trying to find you for a year but could not find you that would be a different issue.