I was falsely accused and charges were dismissed, How can I have them removed from my record, because it keeps me from getting a job.
You can hire a criminal attorney to get it expunged.
After discovering, my husband and I contacted her through cell phone. I recorded the conversation and eventually she admitted to posting this. Does sheriffs office do anything about this or would I have to contact an attorney?
Slander is not a criminal offense. However you should consult with an attorney to find out if the slander is actionable in civil court.
The D.A will try to continue it at least once. The second time your criminal attorney can get it dismissed.
First that is an illegal search and seizure right?? And also my landlord harassed me just because he is ex task force.
Hire a criminal attorney to provide more details about the search.
i have 50/50 custody of children. It was also decreed that i have the right to fair market rental value in the separation orders. I have paid the mortgage for 6months of the separation and i would like to evict her to make her go find a new home. i would like to give her 60 days or 90 days to find... Read more »
Mortgage is irrelevant. Your attorney needs to press for partition of community property to get her evicted.
If you fled from 2 different police departments or at two different times, yes.
Group name. The cop then said that the sticker offends him and we need to remove it. Or every time he sees the sticker he will pull him over and give him a ticket. Is this sticker illegal?? Chalmette, Louisiana.
Not illegal.
An exfriend has been going around my university telling people bad things about me and a friend and always tell people how she wants to fight...etc. A recent event just happened between us when people were telling us the lies she said about us. The girl had people literally hating us until they... Read more »
Stay away from her and leave her alone. Print any evidence of her hate campaign and file a complaint with your university police
Can take up to 8 hrs once the bond is posted.
I'm 17, I don't want to live with my dad any longer, can I legally move out and live on my own if I tell him where I am going?
No, you are a minor.
No. Call the police and show them your protective order.
Not sure if Will was in play
A great deal more details needed. Consult with an attorney.
You already asked this question.
Make a contract and make me fulfill is this law
This is not a library. You can research these issues by googling
They said I was flying illegally when I told them that I was registered and licensed to fly and knew the rules and I was in the correct on Law they didn't know what to do and took my drone and laugh
File a complaint with the Sheriff's Office.
Call the Sheriff's office to file a criminal complaint
The upper lines put in surveillance cameras in the workplace. They claimed these cameras had no audio. But now, after leaving, I have determined they do have active audio. There are no signs or notices in the building about the audio surveillance. Is that legal?
Thus is an employment law question.
There was a domestic violence act between a man (the offender) and woman in the household, a child was around and got hurt unintentionally.
Exposure depends on the injuries to the victim.
My Dcfs case required for me to finish substance abuse treatment which I am currently enrolled and attending.
Can't decipher your question. When you finish rehab, call a juvenile court attorney.
But in that time I got a psychological evaluation and went to rehab a moved into a sober living house a few cities away I have harmed no one and have caught no charges what can I do besides go to jail and ruin everything I've worked so hard get
There is probably an attachment out for you. You need an attorney to get that recalled and hopefully resolve any revocation proceeding that is pending.
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