1) You need to discuss this with your divorce attorney. There are many options available to you, and the divorce judge can craft something in the judgment to make you whole, and sanction your husband if he really did something underhanded.

2) INDIVIDUALS cannot generally charge criminal... View More

Not necessarily. Could probably work something out as part of a plea agreement.

I don't believe so, but you should check with the landlord and county DHS, and he should check with his parole agent.

Simple answer is you can't. Criminal cases are a matter of public record. Is your husband convicted or charged and acquitted? Even if acquitted, court filings are generally available to the public.

No. Parole violations work differently than criminal matters. The burden of proof is not the same, and a person doesn't have the same constitutional protections against allegations while on parole. He chose to waive the contested hearing knowing what the result would be. You do not hold the... View More

Off-hand, it may be included. Generally, "traffic offenses" are confined to MCL 257.

Yes, and yes to your questions. The search warrant would be based on probable cause that evidence of criminal activity could be found within that house. Whether they found anything or not is largely immaterial. As to what was taken, people with ownership interest in that property could file a claim... View More

There is not enough information here to determine with any accuracy how much time your fiance is looking at. And you shouldn't post more information on a public forum like this.

Call around to local criminal defense attorneys. They will need to know his criminal history, what he's... View More

Yes, provided it's the same court.

Regardless of why you were contacting her, it apparently was non-consensual. The better way to have handled it? You could have filed a police report. You could sue her civilly.

Can you fight the PPO? Be mindful you only have 14 days to object once served. From what you write, I can't... View More

That's one of the purposes of LEIN - Law Enforcement INFORMATION Network. A warrant is notice to law enforcement to arrest you if contact is made; that's why warrants are placed in LEIN.

Charged and pending cases will show up in LEIN.

Depends on what exactly is going on and what you consider "uncharged". If you were charged and then that case was "dropped" or "dismissed", that's not "uncharged", and the information would properly show up.

A probable cause conference is the first stage in a felony criminal case after initial arraignment. Think of it as a pretrial to the preliminary examination, that determines whether probable cause exists to send the case on to circuit court for trial. In most places, the decision is made whether to... View More

You would need to successfully appeal and withdraw your plea first. That would remove the restitution.

You should look at the warrant carefully and take it to an attorney if at all possible. If the warrant affidavit contains statements that evidence of a crime could further be found in the home, it's possible the search and seizure is permissible. The remedy for an overreach of a warrant is... View More

Unfortunately, there is no easy way to do so. The reason why is because of the proliferation of aggregate record sites that operate by pulling public records from various sources. All that an expungment does is correct the official record; it does nothing for the third-party commercial websites... View More

It's possible.

It's hard to say; depends on where you're at in the case, what the hearing is about, and how far in advance are you asking for an adjournment. Generally, in criminal matters, you are expected to be present for all scheduled court hearings.

Probably not illegal or unlawful, but certainly not good social graces. The question for you, though, is why care if someone else bothers to look as long as they're not doing so to steal your information.

I cannot tell exactly what you mean by the question. Are you saying a report was made to police and charges were not initiated? If that's the case, then the effect of the police report is minimal. Anyone can file a police report on just about anything; just filing a report doesn't mean... View More