How do I drop a restraining order?

You can go into the court that issued the order and fill out a motion to vacate the restraining order. The motion will go before a judge; tell the...

Caught shoplifting in Massachusetts at a store, about $40, oops.... advice requested please

The summons to appear will be for a clerk-magistrates hearing, not an arraignment. The purpose of a clerk's hearing is to determine if a criminal...

He can mail the citation into the clerk's office of the court serving the town where the accident happened to request a clerk's hearing on the...

You r appearance at a restraining order hearing is not required by law. If you do not show, the court will NOT issue a warrant for your arrest. ...

Got a summon to go to court for larceny over 250 what do i do..can i settle with the compony before the court date

Correction to part of previous response. Your summons is for an arraignment; if you bring the amount you owe to arraignment, the prosecutor will...

Got a summon to go to court for larceny over 250 what do i do..can i settle with the compony before the court date

This kind of thing happens all the time are grocery stores. The store usually will try to contact the person who wrote the check to arrange...

I was indicted with a serious crime when I was 16 years old.

It depends on the outcome of the case. Under the current law, the 15 year sealing period starts from the end of any prison or probationary period....

Go to the RMV and request a copy of your driving record. It should show the date the JOL was issued. Have the RMV correct the date on the...

I was caught operating a vehicle after my license was suspended due to one unpaid speeding ticket? What should i expect? TY

If you get your license reinstated by paying any outstanding fines, and appear for the court date with a valid license in hand, the likely outcome...

I have a question about a restraining order that was issued against me.

You have three options: Motioning the court to vacate the order, appealing the existing restraining order and/or contesting any further extension...