I was long formed for shoplifting given a court date I went in and told the judge not guilty they assigned me another telephonic court date in which the County attorney presented information to me and gave me options one would include a plea and I don't understand any of it and I asked if a... Read more »
You always have the right to an attorney meaning at any point you can consult or hire a lawyer. You are only entitled to have the court appoint an attorney for you if you are indigent and the punishment may involve the loss of liberty. In some courts, the judge will appoint an attorney any time... Read more »
Your question does not make sense. If you have a legitimate question, I would suggest you attempt to express it in such a way that the attorneys on Justia are able to provide you with a response. Have a great 2021!
I am unfamiliar with copyright laws so I needed help with several questions regarding copyright and fair use. If I make a video review of a video game, am I allowed to use music from that game in the video for the purpose of review/critique? Is it fair use? If not, how can I contact these companies... Read more »
The default is you should not use any content without permission.
Consult with an attorney for specific guidance on your risks of using any portions of other people's content.
A warrant is still a warrant no matter how old it is and you can be arrested at any point until you resolve the warrant. Does this mean you will definitely be arrested the second you step foot in Tennessee? No, but you are at risk whenever you have any contact whatsoever with law enforcement. If... Read more »
You can ask for a court appointed lawyer at your court date listed on the Traffic Ticket and Complaint. You will then be asked to provide the court with your financial information so the court can determine whether you are indigent. Many courts will not appoint a public defender unless the State... Read more »
The State of AZ filed an unopposed motion for extension of time to file answering brief and I want to know if I can contest it.
A Motion for Extension of time can be contested; however, if it is "unopposed" that means the State of Arizona already sought the other side's position and did not object or did not timely object. Typically, a judge will grant an extension even if opposed unless there is good reason... Read more »
I found out that the husbands son has been paying the mortgage and taxes on the property. Am I entitled to anything?
The answer to your question depends on a number of factors including how the title to the home was written and whether your parents had wills or a trust and what those documents stated. We would be glad to assist if you can provide our office with more information. As a child of your parents you... Read more »
If by unsettled DUI in Florida you mean you have an active warrant for your arrest to appear in Florida, you'll need to quash the warrant and remove the hold on your license there before Arizona will issue a license. You should contact an attorney licensed in Florida to address the Florida DUI.
Sharing a copy of your own criminal record is not an offense of any kind.
Yes, a co-owner can force a sale in Arizona by filing a partition action. The court will order that the property be sold and can decide how the net sales proceeds will be divided between the co-owners if needed.
That would depend on the current court order regarding which party is entitled to claim the child on taxes. If the order grants the parent who is subject to the OOP the right to claim the child on taxes, then yes - until the order is modified by the Court or the parties agree, in writing, to a... Read more »
No. As long as you both agree and affix your notarized signatures, it does not have to match the original petition.
One of the detectives on a murder case is the blood related first cousin of one of the suspects or persons of interest. They have conversations regarding said case, some on the record some off. Is this a conflict of interest because of the family relation? Thank you in advance!
"Conflict of interest" in the legal sense is different from the common way the phrase is used. I presume what you really want to ask is "can I get the detective in trouble / thrown off the case because I think their cousin killed my friend?" The short answer is probably not. The... Read more »
Possession of marijuana in Arizona
California resident (Legal in CA)
Criminal charged
First offense
No doctor letter
Officer told me its a misdemeanor
Court: Parker Magistrate (Dec. 2)
In light of Arizona Prop 207 legalizing possession of up to 1 ounce of marijuana for individuals over 21, the prosecutor should agree to dismiss. Do NOT plead guilty to possession of marijuana. You should privately consult an attorney who can help discuss further.
A week ago she attempted suicide and no one told the people caring for her about this. Im not sure what I can do I feel like if I call CPS or even the police my family may lie. This maybe her only chance to get help and I feel like they will try to discredit me.
If something happens to her and you did not report it, you will have to live with that. If you believe your daughters are being truthful and if you believe they will share what your niece told them with investigators, then I feel you have a duty to report the situation and let the chips fall where... Read more »
Im confused on the concept so does a DUI time start the day you were caught or the day you were convicted? Im asking because im currently seeking a set-aside.
The length of time both since the date of arrest and date of sentencing can both be used as factors for considering a set aside. Although it depends on the judge, even more important is usually the length of time since completing the sentence. This is also a specific factor to be considered under... Read more »
If the vehicle has a lein holder but registered to the person that owes the restitution can they stop them from being able to register the vehicle.
A criminal restitution order can absolutely be used to place a registration lien on a defendant which will prohibit the registration of a vehicle until the restitution is paid.
Can we sue her? He is incapable of making financial decisions. He wanted so badly to live with her. She lied to him and knew he was mentally ill.
If your son is a minor or if you are his legal guardian as an adult, you can and should file suit against the person who relieved him of his money. You should also contact the law enforcement agency with jurisdiction because there are criminal penalties for taking advantage of vulnerable adults.
I am very sorry to tell you, but if you filed a bankruptcy - it does not go away just because you don't "go through with it". Perhaps this blog will help you understand: https://dianedrain.com/bankruptcy-stays-on-your-credit-report-even-if-case-dismissed/. Moral - NEVER file a... Read more »
Loan company was paid 19k from insurance. Deceased person left remaining balance of 1k due to late payments. Company asked for death certificate to pursue the executive of state but insist that I am liable for the remaining balance.
There are 2 areas of law here. If you co-signed for the loan, you are jointly and severally liable, which means they can come after you, as well as affect your credit score. Sorry for the bad news.
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