How quick can a 4 degree felony get expunged
You can apply for a pardon 3 years after your last misdemeanor or 5 years after your last felony, but as noted you can not be on probation or parole.
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You can apply for a pardon 3 years after your last misdemeanor or 5 years after your last felony, but as noted you can not be on probation or parole.
If there is a lien on your property, they can foreclose on it. You should try to resolve this before they start the foreclosure to avoid having to...
The hospital may eventually be able to garnish wages, bank accounts and place a lien on your home, but it takes a while before any of that can...
The answer is always no. The victim of a protective order does not have the authority to change its terms. Only the judge can do that. If you are...
I agree with bothprior answers. I will add that the State is usually limited to recovering the entire amout it is due or 50% of the net settlement,...
If the law date hasn't passed, you will need to file a motion to open judgment citing discovery as the reason. If the judge opens judgment, then...
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I agree with Attorney Griffin that you should seek, at minimum, a consultation with an attorney. If you and your assets are at risk, you need to...
No, you don't have to pay his restitution, but you shouldn't own anything jointly including bank accounts.
If you are innocent, you should have contested the suspension. It may be worth consulting with an attorney.
You will not be able to use AEP again. You will be treated as a first-time offender which can come with up to 6 months in jail, 2 days of which are...