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His child support. He also doesn’t have a place to live or a car. He was arrested for a felony drug charge recently. Is that enough to file a request to stop visits or ask for supervised visits?
answered on Jul 15, 2019
Those are certainly reasons to be concerned, but since your question doesn't mention the age of the child ( and lots of other factors the Judge has to consider) no lawyer can provide a guaranteed result. Will cutting off the child's relationship with her father truly benefit the child?... View More 
Regarding carry in national parks and places (eg restaurants ) that display no carry signs
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answered on Jun 5, 2019
On any Insurance Policy where he is paying premiums and is the listed insured, he can designate any beneficiaries he wants.
My exs girlfriend filed a false report on me saying I was beating on her door and threatening to burn her house down. And my ex filed a report on my husband saying he tried running him over and was threatening him etc. Well the cop investigated and got my husband's alibi from his boss because... View More
answered on Apr 25, 2019
You should solicit the advice of a local criminal attorney and he/she will tell you the appropriate action to take.
I have filed a civil lawsuit i was denied medical denied supervisors unlawfully detained and unconstitutionally detained after following order of a officer. My arms bleeding and several request for supervisors and medical treatment after officers told me go in my home then busted into my home... View More
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answered on Apr 15, 2019
You may have a Government Tort Liability Action against the City/County and the Law Enforcement Agency. Contact a competent attorney to file suit, which is not a Jury Trial. However you may not have enough damages nor evidence. You have less than 1 year to build your Case and find an attorney.
What can they charge . E with the next time i pulled up her shirt and seen the wire
answered on Mar 2, 2019
I would consult in person with a local criminal attorney immediately.
The court pulled a Diversion. I violated my 11/29 in September. I was served a shopeni to court that was filed December 22nd to be at court at 9am February 14th. No previous record no new charges no failed drug test missed a few appointments and they violated me. Oringinal time they was trying to... View More
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answered on Feb 7, 2019
You have made a serious mistake. The Court tried to not destroy your life with some type of Diversion, but you violated it. It is very possible a large amount of the 11/29 Sentence you pled to will now be ordered served, anywhere from 30 to 90 days at least. Contact your attorney and tell him... View More
also I was sent a certificate of analysis with a waiver of section 19.2-187. at the bottom it said I waive my right to a 28 day notice. a 28 day notice of what? I'm in Virginia
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answered on Feb 1, 2019
Yes if they have sufficient Evidence to present to the Court outside of what you verbally told the Officers. The Miranda Case only concerns Testimonial Evidence you give against yourself, not any other Evidence.
I have no idea what the Waiver is that you are talking about. That is not a... View More
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answered on Jan 14, 2019
It is doubtful you will be criminally charged for escape. But violation of your Probation or Supervised Release is very likely. I suggest you contact your Probation Officer immediately, because he will probably violate you anyway and you might as well explain it now. Your Lawyer might even... View More
answered on Dec 9, 2018
Those are very serious charges. If they do not have an attorney then they will need to hire one immediately.
he raped her she was asleep xxxx and threatened her before
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answered on Dec 5, 2018
Yes, provided you comply with all other laws. The State AG has the opinion that Felons cannot own Muzzleloaders, but this is contrary to all Statutes and Caselaw. If someone was prosecuted for Possession of a Muzzleloader only (which is doubtful), The Courts would dismiss it if the defendant... View More
I am a convicted felon. The drugs were in hotel room. Gun was in the car. I was standing next to the car at the time of the arrest. The car is not mine.
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answered on Nov 13, 2018
You will want to file a Motion To Suppress as you could not give permission to search car. Hopefully you did not have the keys to the car or the room. The Government can argue constructive possession, but hopefully your prints were not on weapon nor ammo. Also hopefully there are no witnesses... View More
Aggravated assault.my husband is hospitalized until farther notice.he has broken his hip leg back and neck.why is a he being charge for that after a simple loosing control on a wet day?
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answered on Nov 1, 2018
You would need to review the charges and the warrant.
he is scared that because he just turned 18 that he will get in trouble. Both of our parents consent to us dating.He is concerned that because we have had sex in the past he will go to jail. Can we get in trouble if there is 2 years between our birthdays,our parents know, I’m not mentally... View More
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answered on Nov 1, 2018
Yes he can be prosecuted. Somebody will get jealous or mad, and will then turn him in. You will be pressured by the authorities.
My crime was federal.
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answered on Oct 23, 2018
The normal answer is no. There is an ATF Regulation that sometimes grants ownership of a specific firearm, but it is almost never granted, and never upon a violent firearm criminal conviction. A competent NRA lawyer can advise you of your weapon options.
In my case, the defendant hit a motorbike supposedly parked on the side of a highway or going very slowly in the middle of the highway based on various sources. Is there a law stating that the motorcyclist should not of been parked there in the first place?
answered on Aug 24, 2018
Isn't this a violation of the Honor Code? Aren't you supposed to do your own research?
To drop my felonie offense to a misdamenor what is the certificate called?
answered on Aug 3, 2018
You need to consult with an attorney to make your point better
How am I responsible for his scales when he said the meth and scale were his? And how is it manufacture deliver resale when it's only 3.5 g in a single bag with no intention of selling and no proof of deliver or manufacture?
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answered on Jul 16, 2018
Rarely do cops charge Simple Possession. They and the DA's want Felony Charges. Either they think you are in business with the Co-Defendant or you were in constructive possession of all incriminating items. Hire a competent attorney now, and prepare for a good Preliminary Hearing.
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