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Completing the class would be very beneficial to you. You should also contact an attorney to discuss your case. Where I practice, courts typically require this class, especially for "super speeder" tickets. You may be able to get the speed reduced and the class would be helpful in doing so.
See questionYou should contact a lawyer to check into this situation for you. I am not licensed in IL, but GA may follow IL recommendation if they are provided with the information.
See questionYes, you can challenge the ticket. I would suggest seeking legal representation in the county that you were given the citation.
See questionIt depends on the facts of the situation. Both people could be arrested. A person who is an out of state resident can be arrested as well. If someone is incarcerated, then yes they have to post bail.
See questionNo, not unless you have a Court Order granting your emancipation.
See questionNo, you cannot get discovery on behalf of your friend since you are not an Attorney and you are not allowed to practice law.
See questionFirst, I would suggest that you find a safe place to go with your children if you feel like you and your children are in danger. Second, you should contact the police for documentation and an Attorney for assistance.
See questionSounds like you need to press charges since she is threatening you and your children.
See questionI agree with the other attorneys, however, I would start off by trying to talk with your neighbors. Are you on friendly terms with your neighbors? Why don't you call a neighborhood meeting regarding this matter or just telephone them. If I was in your shoes, I would contact your neighbors. They may not know that you have a problem with what they are doing. If the problem continues, you can take further action. You may want to contact the owner of the property next to you just to let them know what's going on.
See questionI would recommend hiring an attorney or at the very least, having a consultation. First, you need to determine the state that you need to file for divorce. After that, you will be able to determine how to get your spouse served. Note: In Georgia, there is a mandatory 30 day waiting period prior to your divorce being finalized.
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