DWI conviction in NJ - BAC over 0.16; alternatives to losing license and/or possibility to appeal license loss?

The only way to avoid loosing your license is to fight the charges. There is simply no other option. I agree that the sentence is the equivalent...

Can an order to show cause be directed towards the court?

I have only encountered this issue in New York. If memory serves me, that was an article 14 motion. But that is not directed to the same court. ...

How much should a per diem attorney get paid to work on short sales? (Paid per file at closing, not per hour)

An experienced settlement agent would get $200 per closing, but that would include handling all of the bank and deed documents. For someone that...

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Early Expungement in NJ

The time before one is eligible for expungement is controlled by statute. That cannot be sped up because the victim consents.

Is it mandatory to show up in traffic court?

You will need to come to court because an accident was involved. If you go to trial they will also have to appear. The way you get to zero points...

If I have a warrant outstanding for 7 years on no Insurance, driving suspended and no seat belt what are the penalties for me.

You face a one year license suspension for driving without insurance and a further suspension for the DWS case. If there was an accident or there...

My school returned me money and now want me to pay money

What was the bill for? If its money that you legitimately owe the school, then you will have to pay.

Do I have a reasonable expectation of privacy?

If it is her property, then you have no recourse. Unless you put your own fence up.

When entering phila traffic court is there a public defender to help you? What should I do when I go in?

I am not licensed to give you advice on a Pennsylvania matter. In New jersey, you would need to be facing jail time, a fine of $700 or a suspension.

Plead guilty, 18+, and not sure of the consequences. Help!

My colleagues are correct. I will add one point, you need a lawyer.