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If your probation will be terminated on June 12th then you don't need permission from the probation officer to leave for your country on June 13th. If you want an expungement you will need to file a Motion for a Dismissal. You can do that on the 13th or anytime thereafter. You can always ask for early termination of probation but if you are in no hurry then you can file for your expungement as soon as you are done with probation. You can file the dismissal yourself or hire an attorney to do...

Yes, and they do it all the time.

Yes, you can request a storage hearing through the police department. And yes 14602.6 applies but you can get the vehicle out prior to the 30 days if he was not the registered owner of the car. You say "our" vehicle so I am assuming someone else owns it.

This makes no sense to me. If probation is expired, it is expired. The court no longer has jurisdiction over you. Are you in a diversion program per PC 1000?

If she attempts to sue, just turn it over to your homeowner's insurance carrier and let them deal with it. Whether she will prevail in her lawsuit is another thing.

The worst thing that can happen is they will file criminal charges against you for driving without a license which is a misdemeanor. They can also file charges for giving false information to a peace officer but I doubt it. The driving without a license is frequently reduced to an infraction.

no but you may be able to do community service. However, some judges will not let you do community service once the matter has been referred to collections.

Since there is no restraining or protective order in place you should be able to see your children. If your spouse is denying you visitation your only option is to go into family law court and see an order for visitation and this procedure is called an Order to Show Cause. However, it is unlikely a family law judge will give you UNMONITORED visits due to the pending criminal case.

Where is the second DUI? I do know that Ventura is one of the few counties where they place you on formal probation for a DUI. You need to contact an attorney to discuss your options and how you should handle this. I am very familiar with Ventura so you can contact me to discuss.

The District Attorney can file charges even if the victim does not want the criminal proceedings to go on. The State of California is the victim, your friend is called the "complaining witness."