My brother has been in jail since Valentine's Day, and last court appearance was Feb. 19th.
At what point on April 19th am I allowed to pick him up
His lawyer may need to bring it to the judges attention on April 20 (60th day).
60 days if the Defendant is in custody.
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My best advice is google lawyers in your area. Even if you do not find one you like in the specific city there should be some willing to travel. You may have to pay an attorney from a bigger city a little more but there are thousands of lawyers in Kentucky.
Got mad she took another preventing his release to HIP is there a law or something I can do to prove he allocations are false? She has put money on his books and she has paid his lawyer since! She has done this to several others as well whom are still serving time. What can I do to help bring my... Read more »
Hire a good lawyer to tell your story to the prosecutor and Judge. You could also attempt to file charges for swearing out a false warrant with the County Attorney's office.
I have her on a text telling me that the only way I can use a car that is in both of our names is if I give her money! Is that not extortion?
No. Don’t pay her anything. Go take the car and use it all you want. You don’t pay to use your own stuff. Snd file that divorce immediately.
Depends. It tells you the release on the serve out papers but it can be impacted by subsequent behavior.
I bout a sick kitten from a breeder 3 months ago. Have spent over $1000 in vet costs. Tried to work it out with breeder but she only wanted me to swap my sick cat for another sick cat. Became hostile and blocked me. I disputed what I paid for the cat with my financial institution and won now... Read more »
Don’t give her a dime back snd if she sues you, you can counterclaim and win. She has committed a continuing breach snd her liability continues to increase.
File a motion to modify the address.
She has allowed the abuse of her adopted daughters to continue with her husband and her own father and has done nothing to prevent it. She even admits that in several texts messages we exchanged, and has even taken the abuse to try and blackmail her husband into paying her to keep her mouth shut... Read more »
I think you should talk to law-enforcement or the prosecutors office in your jurisdiction. If she threatened you for attempting to contact CPS or filing charges that in and of itself could be a felony for intimidating a witness in the legal process. You could also discuss the child endangerment... Read more »
officers were told they could not search without warrant so they claimed they seen a barillo pad and a butane lighter is that probable cause, which was not barillo pad it was stuffing out of my pillow?
Many more facts are necessary to properly answer your question but on its face, doesn’t sound like probable cause.
The grandmother of his girlfriend was ok with there relationships but now is freaking out and I'm just trying to look out for my little brother and don't want to see him go to jail
Yes. When they get mad at him, he could be charged with Unlawful Transaction with a Minor. He should be VERY careful.
See previous answer.
Yes. You should provide the I’d to the officer when requested but that is all you have to do or say.
about seeing probation
That is a question you can ask the Judge. When you are on probation, you can't expect a full panoply of rights.
No. If you don’t go in, they’ll likely violate you for absconding. Best to go in snd see what they want.
I was arrested and I was fired from my job. I did not ask for the money and I did not sign anything to get the money.
I would encourage you to contact a lawyer in that state immediately if you were actually being charged with a crime. Generally speaking in fraud cases the more proof you have for your side of the argument the better.
I was told by a friend anytime a police report is made against a couple with children cps is automatically called and a report is made. I desperately want him removed due to his constant verbal and emotional abuse but I do not want the stress of having cps involved as I have heard the many horrer... Read more »
A court can order CPS intervention or a police can contact CPS if they feel that it is necessary because a child is in dange. However, there are other options that typically do not involve CPS. If you file an emergency protective order/EPO against your husband if he is violent or making threats... Read more »
e.p.o had been droped when i had moved to fl i talked to a lawyer in ky he told me i should be alright i had went to alcohol assessment paid 60 dollars couldnt afford to go back paid my fines got serious health issues unable to work filed for my disabilty waiting on it now i go to 3 differnt... Read more »
Get your documents for treatment together and deliver them to the court to consider in probation violation case. They may accept them and discharge the probation violation altogether.
i was arressted on 7 -11-2020 i had moved to fl in nov 2018 got a dui there in nov 2019 moved backed to ky in dec 2019 went back to fl on jan 22 -2020 for court got 20 days 5 years probation and lost license for 5 yr come back to ky checked into rehab got out been sober every since take vivtrol... Read more »
I don’t understand your question. If you got a DUI in Florida you would be subject to Florida laws and you would have to ask a Florida attorney what the best solution to your problem will be.
It depends on the context. Is this employment or a court case? Lying to another person is not a crime in Kentucky. Lying to a police officer is also typically not a crime but not recommended. Lying to a federal agent is a crime. Lying to a Judge can be a contempt or even a crime of perjury.... Read more »
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