I'm going to trial July 18 for OUi third offense. What are the chances the judge will issue a stay of execution of one week!

Since the case is set for trial already that means you have an attorney. This is a question that your attorney can help you with. I suggest you...

Is there a lease or rental agreement that covers changes to the property without prior permission? Most leases have this provision. While adding...

Can I with hold rent on state housing?

That's a board of health/inspectional services and MA Dept. of Environmental Protection issue. Rather than withholding rent which requires a...

Will he be able to beat an appeal? Is his license suspended? Why did he not get arrested?

Solid answer from Attorney Hertzberg. Your friend needs an attorney ASAP. As was already started, that citation needs to be signed and returned to...

Most of us as MA criminal defense attorneys tell clients to ignore the civil demand, especially where there was no loss to the store.

I changed the practice area of your question to wrongful death as it is more appropriate than where it was originally posted. Hopefully some...

Attorney General filed the information after 6months? Can the case be dismissed because they filed after the 6 months?

The others have answered. Consult with an attorney privately about your potential defenses. You'll find plenty of us here on Avvo that provide free...

Can I sue my obgyn for reporting a false positive to dcf?

I changed the practice area of your question from DUI/DWI to "criminal defense," not because I think you committed a crime, but because many of us...

How can I fire a co personal representative after already assenting? I found out he's corrupt and unethical after I signed.

These familial issues upon the death of a loved one are tough. I'm sorry that you are dealing with this. That said, the only thing I can really say...

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How do I make my sister be honest about my dad's will?

I've changed the practice area of your question from guardianship to probate. Since your question mentions an issue that is more general probate...