Reckless driving

Unfortunately your question is poorly worded which doesn't help, but you must not discuss this case with the police, even when they tell you that...

Is there any way to reverse a plea bargain that has been accepted and sentenced?

NO. Presuming you had a court hearing where your rights were read and you were informed of the charges against you, and given an attorney (if you...

In West Virginia, what does waiver of extradition mean?

This means that the authorities in Missouri believe that your nephew committed a crime there and will not voluntarily return to face the charges. ...

If someone blamed me for molestation and it was proven it didnt happend

Generally there is an exception if the ex took the child to be examined for medical purposes, if he in good faith, thought there might be a...

Can I sue a person for making a false written statement to a court about me. I am not even a part of the court proceding .

Generally Court proceedings carry a privilege by the person testifying, so that those statements can not be the basis of a claim. However, each...

Do i need to stay in mn before i move to another state to take care of 1st dwi charge?

If you have bail conditions requiring you to stay, you must stay, but even these can be changed by motion. Otherwise, you are free to move to...

Is my ex allowed to keep my child from me if I am 1hr45min late on a scheduled pickup on our temporary order?

You are not in contempt but she could be. She has a court order to allow you to have visitation and cannot punish you the way she did, or she could...

My ex takes our children on his visitation days yet is out of town and not available for them, do i have the right to keep them.

To protect yourself, you should file a motion to amend the visitation schedule. You can get mediation pretty quickly on this topic, and generally...

I have a neighbor who wants to moor his boat at my dock. How should I protect myself. His two sons also want to use the boat.

Once you let them use your property, they are invitees, and you must refrain from negligent conduct, which could be not repairing something, or...

absolutely not. The discovery technically belongs to the defendant, not the attorney. A call to the Board of Overseers could clarify this, or you...