the same individuals, as debt collectors for different entities, who are lawyers, has moved the court to sheriff sale two family properties, in less than four years, for an alleged debt and are currently attempting to move the court on a third family property, where I domicile, with no original... Read more »
answered on Feb 26, 2020
This is a matter for a Delaware attorney, but your post remains open for four weeks. It's difficult to tell exactly what is taking place, whether the other side is filing motions for change of venue. A quick consult with a Delaware attorney should be able to determine your best course of... Read more »
housed in a dorm like room where there arent cells and everyone has access to everything can he not be charged since it wasnt on his person
answered on Oct 7, 2019
When you are away from your house, do you still own the clothes in your closet?
There is a thing called constructive possession. You can google it
Do we need a lawyer?
answered on Aug 26, 2019
If you were arrested and charged with any crime, you would insist on retaining a lawyer. Does your son deserve less?
This subpoena is for me to testify. I witnessed a "violation of a no-contact order" for my friend who lived in MN at the time. I have always lived in ohio. Do I have to go to this court hearing?
answered on Sep 11, 2018
Here are some answers which may help you
https://www.avvo.com/legal-answers/subpoena-to-testify-in-a-criminal-trial-in-another-1212086.html
answered on Feb 1, 2017
Sometimes yes, sometimes no. It's going to depend on a ton of factors, including what they knew when they conducted the search, whether you were the person who rented the hotel room, whether you're on probation, whether others were in the room, and the presence or absence of exigent... Read more »
answered on Feb 1, 2017
It's going to depend on whether he has other felonies on his record (no matter what state they're from), and what kinds of felonies they are. He is most likely looking at any/all of the following charges: firearm by person prohibited (x2), carrying a concealed deadly weapon... Read more »
I got into a altercation with someone and picked up a misdemeanor assault charge and have to turn myself in. I have to get fingerprinting done for my new job (child care facility) and really can't figure out which step to take first. What will happen if I go to my fingerprinting first? And if... Read more »
answered on Sep 18, 2016
If you have to turn yourself in, that tells me you have an outstanding warrant. Better to turn yourself in with money in your pocket to post bond than wait to be picked up at an inconvenient time. Your work will find out no matter what.
My son is in the band at a local high school. During the summer they have band camp. He will make them march, in the heat, for hours with no breaks. If one of them makes a remark about the heat, he tells them, "It's not that bad." If they do take a break he berates them. I find this... Read more »
answered on Sep 17, 2016
As the band camp is technically an option it should be covered by education law parameters governing school sports.
Perhaps the band director needs to attend scout leader training or training for any other youth activitiy. You can ask the department of education or whoever regulates sports.
My child was arrested for murder 1and was never arrested
answered on Nov 3, 2015
You have a very confusing question here. Arrested and never arrested?
answered on Sep 12, 2015
When someone commits a crime, they are locked up. In order to fully answer your question, an attorney needs to know all of the facts, which include much more than you have written.
Please provide me with the specific place to find the rule in DE code.
Thanks
answered on Sep 5, 2015
Look here, this might help: http://www.americanbar.org/content/dam/aba/migrated/cpr/model-def/model_def_statutes.authcheckdam.pdf
answered on Sep 4, 2015
Probably, and in the statutes or code. http://delcode.delaware.gov/
I have paper work stating what im tryin to explain ,showing the discrepancy of his case please tell me what to to help him
answered on Aug 26, 2015
Go see a local criminal defense attorney with all relevant paperwork in hand.
In sept. What can I do to help him
answered on Aug 24, 2015
Be sure to give enough information and details, facts, when you post a question. This does not make sense to me.
They're harassing us, we are trying to avoid confrontation. They are now contacting friends and family with threats. We just want them to go away and leave us alone.
answered on Aug 21, 2015
Well then, do not give the cat back and see what happens.
We have documentation in emails and texts showing where they gave us the cat. They are now harassing us and putting info out on social media that the cat was stolen and said we did it. We've had the cat for 2 weeks and they just now went to the police. They called us and asked questions about... Read more »
answered on Aug 21, 2015
So, what will happen if you give the cat back and stay completely away from the people?
answered on Aug 19, 2015
Your question is confusing. What do you mean by Nolp? If the case was dropped, why was he sentenced to 12 years? You might think about either conferring with the attorney who represented him or going to a private attorney of your own choosing with all relevant documents including a transcript.
The arrwsting officer was ddriving by her house and saw me and arrested me again what is going to happen to me am I going to jail
answered on Jul 31, 2014
The State could choose to bring a new charge of Breach of Release against you, which could result in your bail being increased, converted to secured status, or even revoked. You should cease posting about it anywhere, because your postings could be used against you in a prosecution. You should also... Read more »
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