Can I request an appeal since I had to speak with the prosecutor with the plaintiff present

In a word - none. You admit you bounced the checks, and you appear to have negotiated your matter pro se. Continue paying your restitution and move...

I was in an accident on 6/25/12. I have retained a lawyer,. just want to take the 1st offer. to take the easy way out.

If you do not trust your current attorney's advise, go see another lawyer in your area for a second opinion.

I recently received a lung transplant which went well. My issue is that I have been growing a beard for 40 years and was very

This is the type of "case" that, if sued out, gives lawyers and legitimately harmed plaintiffs a bad name. Enjoy your new lease on life these...

Can i sue my doc for prescribing me narcotics at a young age instead of trying something else first...then leaving the state ...

I agree with my colleague, and you should edit your question to remove the provider's name.

Do I have a personal injury case?

You should immediately see an attorney in your area to protect your rights and ensure you are obtaining all insurance benefits you are entitled to....

Sold classic car project as is to out of state buyer, buyer's friend inspects, purchases, now finds some rust demands refund.

Any lawyer would need to see the particular agreement, but as is generally means as is. Good luck.

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If an entity cashes a check meant for another entity with the same or similar name, is there anyway to recover those funds?

Of course, but you would have to prove which checks were converted and improperly deposited. You should hire local counsel to pursue these claims...

I bought a house in Reading, PA, NOT "as is," and I believe the seller knew more was wrong than disclosed. Any recourse?

I agree with my colleague. much more information is needed before proper advice is given for these types of situations. While it may be possible to...

On my mortgage the truth in Lending page has my name printed but not my signature and date, is this legal?

I don't understand the premise of your question. If you are asking whether the fact you failed to sign the TIL statement somehow will get you out...

What is the wife now facing leally even if her husband doesn't press charges? Is it legally possible for no punishment to come?

If the bank decides to report the issue (and they might), it will be up to the prosecutor to determine whether and what charges are pressed against...