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I am willing to make payments to cover what came up missing. I want to make it right because I was responsible for it. I'm just seeing what legal steps I need to take
If its illegal can I site something to her im in nebraska
answered on Nov 5, 2015
Perhaps, but we need to know all the facts, what the probation officer says, as well as what you say.
Is there a law in nebraska that I can site to her when i see her
Recently a landlord filed a suit against me for unpaid rent. We went to court and the judges finding was that no unpaid rent was proven (i had receipts). I had filed a counterclaim for excessive security deposit (my state allows for a maximum security equivalent to one months periodic rent). The... View More 
answered on Oct 20, 2015
You need to actually go see an attorney for a full discussion of the issues. You simply have not given enough facts here for a conclusion, and it does not sound like extortion to me.
answered on Oct 18, 2015
A simple internet search produced the following: In Nebraska, the age of consent is 17 years old. However, in certain circumstances, a person who is 16 or older can consent to sex with a person who is no more than 2 years older. Violating age of consent laws is considered statutory rape.
Convicted felon in 2010 Dawes co nebraska
answered on Sep 14, 2015
It is a muzzleloader, that is not the way you spelled it. I do not practice law in your state, but if you do a simple internet search on "can a felon own a muzzleloader in Nebraska", you will get numerous responses to look into.
less than an ounce
answered on Sep 4, 2015
Do an internet search for punishment for crimes in Nebraska.
answered on Aug 25, 2015
When you are asking about the legality of a document, it is best to take the document to a qualified local attorney. Basically, we cannot answer without reading all relevant documents. Go see a local criminal defense attorney.
My boyfriend had choked me and I called the police, he was not there when they showed up so they issued a warrant..he went to jail and went to court they dropped the charges from a felony to a misdemeanor for domestic assault in the 3rd degree..he has no prior criminal record at all and he pleaded... View More
answered on Aug 18, 2015
He already has an attorney, right? That person is in the best position to answer this question. Another person is the prosecutor.
My son's dad was just released on July 11th from prison after serving two years for domestic violence assault on me. Can he contact me and if he does what then, can I press charges and hope for a protection order?
answered on Aug 12, 2015
As part of the sentence was there a no contact order entered? You should probably be able to get an injunction entered if not.
answered on Dec 22, 2013
This means that your record is showing that you have a prior shoplifting conviction that the State intends to use to enhance the penalties on the current charge. If you have no prior, it could be someone with a similar name or someone used your id when getting arrested for shoplifting. Contact a... View More
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