First charge -- will I go back to jail?

You will be subjected to repeated inquiry and the prosecutor will be reluctant to dismiss the case unless properly presented by competent counsel. ...

What can we do about a child on social media?

A nine year old should absolutely have zero exposure to social media. Moreover, most of these sites have age restrictions (for Facebook its 13...

How do l know an experienced attorney. Can experienced attorney dismiss this false allegation that has no back up evidence?

Absolutely. Some attorneys take great pleasure in dismissing these "offensive" TRO's which are used to gain leverage and control the non-custodial...

If he takes me to court and shows evidence that we were exchanging emails would the judge drop my fro?

Mr. Ricci, Leurs, and Popovich have properly answered your question. That said, the last sentence in your narrative "by my children" should be...

Is video taping my daughter and her mom when picking/dropping her for my visits illegal?

Very good question. Mr. Mulholland and Mr. Rinaldi are both correct - NJ is a one party consent state and you are advised and permitted to record...

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Can you use a conditional discharge on a class 3 felony marijuana charge, for a first time offense.

As the other attorneys have stated, there is a different program for indictable offenses ("felonies") called PTI. You can "use" it if it is...

Can I fight this ticket?

The ticket is valid. However, only proper coutroom decorum by an experienced lawyer will correct the injustice.

Newark got receiving stolen property for a car that was loaned to me it was in municipal crt now in high crt what am I looking a

Your statement that it was "loaned" to you is alone sufficient for you to retain counsel (in addition to the stiff penalties and diversionary...

When can I sue? Should I sue him prior to other legal action? Should I pay the balance and then sue?

Attorneys Luers and Miller have given you correct substantive answers to your question. If you live in NY (per your comments), you must still file...

There is a law called the "Open Public Records Ac" or OPRA which allows private parties to obtain same, regardless of status as a member of the bar.