We won our small claims case with a magistrate. If they appeal and we win again do they have to pay our lawyer and other costs?

If the amount is less than $50,000 (which it presumably is since you went to small claims court), then you usually have to participate in an...

How old to get into the ARD program?

Put plainly and simply, you will need a criminal defense lawyer, preferably one who has experience handling juvenile matters. There are options for...

All attorneys are permitted to interpret and provide advice on questions of federal law, in my view. The same would not be true for state law. For...

My divorce is over on 8/2011 in NJ. My lawyer gave all my assets worth more than $250,000 to my ex In exchange of child-support

I am not licensed in New Jersey, but most courts will provide interpreters. I recommend contacting the local bar association to see if they can...

What should I expect?

You should definitely get a lawyer. If you plan to fight an underage charge, an attorney will protect your rights under the Fourth Amendment and...

In Pennsylvania, can I own and buy a Rifle having been convicted of a felony in 1974

You may be able to file a Petition with the Court of Common Pleas to have your firearm rights restored. If you have had a clean record since 1974,...

What is going to happen to my fiancé?

I agree with both of my colleagues. First, your fiancé will likely have a detainer. That will keep him in even if he can post bail. Second, based...

I am trying to enlist in the army and i have charge over 5 years old is it still on my criminal record how to remove it

I agree with the other attorneys here. However, I think something important has been overlooked. The Army does have "moral waivers" for people with...

Do I need a lawyer to enter a plea of absentia?

I agree with Mr. Larkin. If you need time to retain counsel, you should write or call the court and explain the situation. They may or may not...

I got 2 felony charges when I was 18, I'm now 44.I haven't had any dealing with the law since then.

I agree with Mr. Zucker's assessment. Assuming you were actually convicted (as opposed to charged) when you were 18, you will have to file for a...