What can i do?. i have a bench warrent for an unlawful possession of marijuana.

Retain counsel to surrender you to the court and resolve this ticket in one fell swoop. Don't delay. If you get pulled over or otherwise stopped by...

The negative is that you are representing yourself in litigation. The negative is that when a person executes on a "plea by mail" a lot of stuff...

Does this constitute as double jeopardy

This does not violate double jeopardy, because you have not been convicted on the first charge. Retain counsel immediately this is very serious.

With both tickets you are facing losing your license. Check out Avvo profiles and retain counsel. Pick a lawyer that just specializes in traffic...

Immigration: I am undocumented, can my to be spouse who is divorced with 2 children sponsor me without raising red flags?

Marrying a citizen is absolutely a path to citizenship. You should retain an attorney to make the application and do the filings before ICE. I do...

My wife and I signed divorce papers. I was shortly deported after. Are we divorced?

You may be divorced. What you need to do is retain local counsel to look the matter up with the court where the case was filed and then get you the...

Questions Regarding Escorting Part 2

I often wondered why they call them "escorts," because they certainly don't take you anywhere. However, that aside, no you are wrong.

Will Trump's new policy affect immigrants who overstayed also with no criminal records?

Deportation policy is an executive function. Trump has vowed to toss out anyone here illegally. Since you are married to a US Citizen you can make...

Am I going to be deported??? And what can I do now before I see the judge on January??

If you are here illegally with Trump at the helm I would say so. If you are married to a US Citizen you can seek naturalization. I do not do that...

How do I proceed with a coran novas motion (reserve motion of guilty plea) on a traffice ticket in westchester, ny??

It's called a "Coram Nobis" motion, and you do it by returning to the court a noticed motion served on opposing counsel.