Depends solely upon the fact pattern.
A Kentucky attorney could advise best, but your post remains open for a week. That's up to you and your decision, but what you are describing seems to be not just a change of venue, but state (where it's possible elements of both states' rules of civil procedure could apply - only... Read more »
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What is your question?
She was never served any kind of paperwork stating the father had full custody and the ex husband filed abandonment even though he lied to keep them longer and I feel her proceedings were not handled properly and that they judge and court over stepped their bounds how do we find the order or... Read more »
Go to the courthouse where the case is filed snd order a complete copy of the file. Next, take the complete file to a family lawyer who can review the court order and tell you what has to be done to modify the prior order(s).
I done 3 years in prison, won appeal, original crime i accepted 3 years probated. Making it time served. They were supposed to have counted every day served but didn't. After serving the probation I realized I shouldn't have had to do, can I get my fees back and be compensated for serving... Read more »
No.
They try to say he me mental but he not he just don't spell good
No. He cannot go to jail.
It doesn’t necessarily require it but it can certainly be a condition of probation.
Is there a free site to do this and did ky law change it to 10 yrs before dui drops off your records
There is not a free site that does it (that I know of) and the look back is 10 years.
sentence of 11months, and while in Federal custody in Alabama, misses the Courtdate scheduled for state case Kentucky, and attorney notified the circuit court judge of the reason for inability to appear at court hearing and rescheduled court hearing date set , can the judge issue a failure to... Read more »
Yes.
The officers had pulled out of a road/driveway about 1/4 mile or so ahead of me. One pulled off to the left in a gravel spot and the other in a small parking lot by a stop sign. When I approached the intersection the first officer on the left turned on his lights. So I pulled over out of the way.... Read more »
Call the district court and find out what day you can appear.
Yes. First impressions are everything.
Involve a private investigator and victims rights groups and try to prove otherwise.
Anyone can follow you in a private vehicle anywhere but they have no jurisdiction once they leave the home state. Only the FBI can go state to state with full jurisdiction.
Left first time they came and then come back 3 days later and said they was taking the kids and could only jave supervised visits cause we was a danger to are kids but left them with us 2 hours while they went somewhere and had my cousin drive the kids never said anything about a drug test or... Read more »
Yes, they can.
I have made sure I payed all my fines before I moved states 7 years ago. Why would this come now?
No idea. Call the clerk of the district court in the county where you got the ticket and inquire. That does seem unusual.
He has shown he will break the law how can he still arrest people and testify after showing he will break the law He was caught on camera planting evidence
Same answer as the other questions.
Why hasnt he been fired who do we contact!?
See my other answer to this question!!
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No. That’s exactly what happens in a small corrupt town. Business as usual....
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 $80,000.00 inheritance when his father died. I was not with my husband at the time because he was cheating on me so we had seperated. I had no knowledge of his... Read more »
You need to hire a local attorney and file suit for the forfeiture.
If you have a warrant in the state of Texas for a class c missdamenor Theft under 100$ can you sit your time out in the state of Kentucky if u don't live in Texas no more
Not unless you have a lawyer arrange that for you down in Texas so it runs concurrent with Kentucky time.
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