The worst thing you could do is not show up to court. It will lead to a warrant and possibly additional charges. Are you on probation or parole...

If co-habitants have guns in the home and they are found to not be reasonably secured, where the person who had an ERPO isuued against them might...

Assuming he is a joint owner of the house and that it’s not excluded by a specific term of the order of protection, then he is allowed subject to...

You can legally do it without committing a crime; however there’s a very good chance it could lead to new charges for your fiancé. They’re not...

You might have an argument if the cameras were placed in the home after he had been prohibited from being in the home. Also the law really is...

It’s doubtful that it’s a crimal matter; you’d more likely be hearing from detectives instead of sheriffs. The misspelling of the name will likely...

Is this an attorney you retained and are paying for? If so, you can fire them at any time and are entitled to any unused portion of the retainer....

You certainly have grounds for filing a harassment charge - whether the police will act upon it I cannot say, as they have discretion on whether to...

She was correct. You can file a complaint with the Better Business Bureau or take them to small claims court and sue them for the money you claim...

A lawyer typically cannot just represent you for the negotiation. Once you engage with a lawyer, they are responsible for handling the entire...