I need to know what the best defense is for my friend. he is being charged with armed robbery but no gun, or evidence was found,

The BEST advice I can give is to get a criminal defense attorney. You don't want to waive any defenses or not respond appropriately in an armed...

Can police use my mugshot in training presentations after my case was expunged?

This is a BIG no. In fact, if your case was expunged, there should no longer be a mug shot. I am an expert on Expungement in Massachusetts, and...

I need a large law firm for litigation against a municipality in Bergen County, N.J.

Just because you are suing a municipality doesn't mean you need a big fancy law firm to sue them. You'd probably be much better off using a...

I had an employee who embezzled 30,000 I worked out an repayment with her and she paid back around 9,000 so far. the repayment

If you have a contract to cure the embezzlement, probably a Note or Promissory note for repayment, then it may be enforceable in court as a...

My son was expelled from school. I requested testing, but after his expulsion. Does the school have to take him back?

I would call the Suffolk Education Advocacy Clinic at Suffolk University Law School. They specialize in pro bono work helping children maintain or...

I need a Business attorney to separate from LLC. How do I separate from LLC when partner is not willing to agree.

In many states, corporate and LLC laws (usually caselaw) usually provides certain rights for minority shareholders that they can enforce in court. ...

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How do you define a crosswalk?

A speedhump with painted lines on it is a crosswalk. A crosswalk only has to be one line from one side of the street to the other. I think you...

Self surrender ?

Turning yourself in really depends on the specific facts of your case, and after consulting with a criminal defense attorney. I think you're...

When was the $110 fee started for codis in mass

The CODIS law was passed by the Mass. State Legislature in 2004. In Chapter 22E of the Mass General Laws, it states that: Section 3. Any person...

Just refer to yourself as "I." I'm sure the judge would be pleasantly surprised and glad to hear you talk like a normal person. Remember, judges...