Trying to get into army got my probation terminated but still have conditional court juristist what do I need to do to get in.

I agree with Atty. Black and add that if the conviction occurred in juvenile court, you can petition for erasure of your juvenile record (which is...

How to get my children back? What Connecticut family law lawyer do you recommend?

Is there a neglect petition pending in court? If DCF is involved, this case might be in juvenile court and not family court. If your parental...

My dad passed away with a will. My mom made my brother and I sign paper saying we saw will, although we really didn't.

Has an estate been opened? If your father had property (and it looks like he did), the will should be probated in the probate district for where...

I need a writ habeas corpus form for CT? Where can I get one?

A pro se petition for a writ of habeas corpus is available at the link posted below. You could also type of your own petition. I would probably...

In Connecticut the pardon process expunges criminal convictions. You do not have anything to expunge so there is no point of starting that process....

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What can I do when my probation officer took restition from me an never reported

What exactly is the question here? Are you saying that the probation officer did not record that you paid restitution when you really did or that...

How to appeal Juvenile court stating that my 6 year old son sexually abused his 3 year old niece.

Final decisions and orders can be appealed. Other issues may be resolved through motion or DCF administrative procedures. There are however time...

Looking for help at the levels of PUBLIC TRANSPIRTATION

This isn't a criminal question. It looks like it involves civil rights or discrimination. I'll move it for you.

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Bf doing a month for 2nd violation of probation + strangulation 2nd degree..should he get lawyer or public Defender is good?

I agree with the previous answers. In response to whether he can receive probation (and presumably no further jail time), that cannot be answered...

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Yes. The lien is for the costs of incarceration or half of the inheritance, whichever is less.