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Charges - wanton Endangerment- 1st degree 1st offense.
The judge he had resigned and the prosecuting attorney for his case is now that judge
answered on Jul 14, 2023
Email or call his probation and parole officer and the DOC and ask them to confirm it. The DOC handles the time accreditations and calculations.
That was in both our names. It was a birthday gift to me and I was the sole driver of the vette. The vette was bought with an $80,000.00 inheritance when his father died. I was not with my husband at the time because he was cheating on me so we had seperated. I had no knowledge of his... View More 
answered on Dec 15, 2019
You need to hire a local attorney and file suit for the forfeiture.
created contract to provide signage to a client, I being the designer, creator and Installer, I would purchase the materials needed to do so and construct and then install, had set a date on one part of estimate, however states "this is an estimate on the goods named and subject to change if... View More
answered on Feb 23, 2019
Reasonable I’d determined the the facts and circumstances surrounding the issue. It could be 30, 60, even 90 days. Bottom line, if you refund the money, they will likely dismiss the charge.
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