Can my Record be expunged?

It is possible, but the details of the facts leading to your charges will need to be reviewed. Either way, you are not eligible now. You need to...

After a year can you come home on parole

If you are sentenced to a flat sentence time period, you will not be eligible for parole until that time period has passed. So, for example, if you...

Will my lawyer or the prosecutor find out I was arrested before, if I paid a fine and don't have a criminal record?

All past arrests are relevant. You should absolutely be honest with your lawyer. You are paying him/her to help you and he/she can't do that if you...

Will I face jail time? I have a clean record by the way.

The police will investigate anyone who lives in the home, has access to the home or has been in the home. They will be able to see where the money...

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If my ex used my debit card to pay his surcharges without my permission, Is that considered theif?

You can go to the police and report the matter.

If the officer didn't put down a court date or sign the summons on my citation what does this mean? Could it help my case?

It is likely not going to help at all. However, you can talk with your attorney about this issue. Most of the time, if the officer forgot to sign...

How an attorney knows how much money can I spect for a lower back injure.

Unfortunately, this list can't answer a question like that. I know you provided some details, but it is not that simple. I would make an...

C-6 C-7 Herniated Disc Settlement

When you are injured from an accident, there is not a list of settlement amounts that correlate to the injury. Each case is different and depends...

For personal injury structured settlement, is it fair for attorney to claim initial cash payment.

Only your portion of the settlement would be put into a structured settlement. Once your case is close to resolution and you have a settlement...

If you get a 5 with 3 for a weapons charge, does that means you have to do the full three years?

You will need to do 3 years in jail, but could do up to 5 years. 3 years is mandatory. After 3 years, you can be reviewed for parole. If you have...

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