Destin Criminal Defense Attorney.
Yes you can hire a private investigator. I encourage you to do your research, and if you intend to hire an attorney then can refer you to a reputable private investigator. I would encourage you to take notes and document all of the issues with the shared custody so you can have more accurate information for your attorney when are seeking custody. This answer is offered for informational purposes only. It is not offered as, and does not constitute, legal advice. Laws vary widely from state to...
You do not have to put the father on the birth certificate, however he can file for paternity and force a DNA test once the child is born to seek visitation and or custody. If he is found to be the father the court could then award child support. You do not have to agree with anything, however you can not put a fraud upon the Court. This answer is offered for informational purposes only. It is not offered as, and does not constitute, legal advice. Laws vary widely from state to state. You...
You need to talk to the prosecutor assigned to your case. Many State Attorney's Offices have a victim advocate who can assist you with relocation, safety plans, and even possibly cover some of your expenses from the crime victims compensation fund. I am sure the victim advocate will advise you to see the injunction, even if you feel it won't help, because then the Court has another reason to possible deny him bond. Based on what your saying there may be some witness tampering so you definitely...
You have a right to see your child, however depending on the situation you might have to prove paternity through a DNA test. You should apply with legal aid and call the Florida Bar Referral line. There are many lawyers who do pro bono work. There are also standard family law forms, and many courts have a pro-bono co-coordinator who can help you understand what paperwork you need file. You say she is your ex, and there is a custody arrangement. So if there is a court order setting custody,...
There is rarely a dead end. First you need to hire an immigration lawyer to address your immigration concerns. Sometimes, and I emphasize the sometimes, you can write a letter to the sentencing judge explaining your situation, copy the state attorney, and they might not object to reopening your case and changing the disposition if you successfully complete your sentence without violations. Many Judges don't want to punish the indiscretions of youth when someone turns their life around. It's...
You need to hire an attorney, or as for legal aid. There are certain papers that have to be filed and due diligence has to be followed to search for the father. It is not extremely difficult usually, however it can be a confusing process to try and undertake on your own. This answer is offered for informational purposes only. It is not offered as, and does not constitute, legal advice. Laws vary widely from state to state. You should rely only on the advice given to you during a personal...
You need to hire an attorney, or as for legal aid. There are certain papers that have to be filed and due diligence has to be followed to search for the father. It is not extremely difficult usually, however it can be a confusing process to try and undertake on your own. This answer is offered for informational purposes only. It is not offered as, and does not constitute, legal advice. Laws vary widely from state to state. You should rely only on the advice given to you during a personal...
I agree, that you should not drive the car until the tag is legal. You may be able to get the prior owner to register the car, and then you can register the car, however the local DMV/Tag office can give you the most guidance in how to handle the tag issue. This answer is offered for informational purposes only. It is not offered as, and does not constitute, legal advice. Laws vary widely from state to state. You should rely only on the advice given to you during a personal consultation by...
You should check with the Clerk of Court for the counties where he received his tickets. His licensee is most likely suspended for nonpayment of the tickets. In Okaloosa County a person can get a form from the Clerk of Court that will allow the person has the ticket to write the Judge and request that the tickets be recalled from collections (which can add HUGE fees) dismiss the fees and give him 90 days to pay the tickets. He can also request the opportunity to perform community service, which...
You should obtain the advise of independent counsel, however if you wanted to, you could write a statement explaining what happened with the police officer, what really happened in the incident, and what you want to happen to your husband. You should get this statement notarized and deliver it to your husbands attorney and the State Attorney's office. You may also ask to speak with the supervisor of the police officer and make him aware of the conduct of this officer. This answer is offered...
