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answered on Oct 18, 2015
Have you read all the applicable statutes? You might start with that since no one has answered your question, and it is not a basic legal question but requires specific knowledge or research to get an answer.
Lexington, KY
Story is in 2006 or 2005 cant remember. i went to Kentucky to visit my sis n law and her new boyfriend while i was there he had an issue and his business account was on hold. So he had me cash two checks for him. that way his bank would not place a hold. MY bank verified and... View More 
answered on Oct 18, 2015
A crime has to be handled where it was committed, not where the defendant resides. Get a private criminal defense attorney in KY for this matter.
answered on Oct 13, 2015
It is best to get an attorney for any type of criminal charge.
I called the Ky State police and was told I couldn't have the information unless I was the person with the warrant. Or have been miss informed?
answered on Oct 11, 2015
You could maybe call a bonding company to find out more.
Attorney hires a client that's a witness against me in a criminal case and tell me to hire a new attorney cause it's a conflict of interest but I was the client first
answered on Sep 30, 2015
Your attorney hired a person who happened to be a potential witness against you? What was this person hired to do?
From what you have said, while it may be a conflict of interest to hire the potential witness, your attorney appears to have intentionally created the conflict. Since you... View More
I have been with my husband for 12 years now and his ex wife has been harassing me for that long . She has tried and succeeded in turning my 2 step children against me and her last threat to kill me and my daughter was made just a week ago .. how long do i have to put up with this ? i havent in all... View More
answered on Sep 28, 2015
You can go see a local lawyer to find out if an injunction is possible in your state.
answered on Sep 24, 2015
Not enough facts here for a meaningful answer. Basically, you should do an internet search for age of consent in KY. Parents cannot possibly consent to criminal behavior. And what do you mean by "have a relationship?"
And waiting an arrest warrant can the charges be dropped simply because the person has agreed to repay the money? Mind you that at this point the bank has already returned $10,000 of the money. This would be a daughter stealing from her father with severe dementia. Elder abuse charges were also... View More
answered on Sep 24, 2015
No, no, no. Theft is actionable in criminal court. She needs to get a criminal defense attorney on her side. Before she has someone post more questions on the internet which admit guilt she should seek the advice of a local criminal defense attorney.
can that house be used to make the arrested person's bond to get out of jail
answered on Sep 23, 2015
Don't you want to ask this question to a local bonding company?
The Commonwealth of Kentucky wants me to testify against my husband for a domestic violence charge. I don't want to testify against him. I want to be with him. I didn't press these charges on him. They subpoena to come testify. Do I have to testify or is it my chose not to. Is there... View More
answered on Sep 20, 2015
Yes, you have to testify. It is complicated, but the private criminal defense attorney that he hires will be able to help him.
It was never attempted to serve me with a criminal complaint summons for a misdemeanor from June 2013 until I was served in August 2015. How do I get proof of that to take to court with me?
KRS 527.020
answered on Sep 16, 2015
He needs to get a permit for this, a license to carry concealed weapons. This would fall under the category of "about his person". Do an internet search for carrying a concealed weapon in Kentucky.
answered on Sep 14, 2015
Have you done an internet search on recent changes in Kentucky criminal law? You might start there.
answered on Sep 12, 2015
When a crime is committed, the victim, or someone, has to report it to the police. You did not know that?
answered on Sep 2, 2015
What do the parents say about this? Yes, basically, you must do as your parents say until you reach majority.
answered on Sep 2, 2015
What happened? That is the very first question the cops are going to ask. You did not give enough facts. Perhaps you should tell the employer about this.
answered on Aug 31, 2015
It probably cannot be a condition precedent to the release.
answered on Aug 28, 2015
Thanks or Thinks? It depends upon the facts. You could get charged with petit theft, perhaps.
My 65 year old husband went to court for a seatbelt violation and was fined by the judge. He simply forgot about it. The police came to our home, entered, then informed us they had a warrant. The local sheriff called my husband a criminal three times, in front of our children, lied to me about... View More
answered on Aug 28, 2015
The answer is probably. But what you need to do is certainly to get a local private criminal defense attorney, and perhaps make a solid complaint about this with the proper authority.
Female that stole my checks and wrote bad checks on me how can I get them exposed?
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