Dropping charges

Talk to his lawyer. You are in a tough situation. If you say that you made a false legation you could be facing criminal charges. Get legal advice...

My daughters is visiting her dad out of state and is now telling me not to pick her up because he wants her for August as well.

You have not asked a question. You can go to court if clarification is needed regarding support or visitation. Good luck.

Hello my brother was charge with the 140.25 c but he been in jail now like 9 months .

Speedy trial time is calculated based on the events occurring during the course of the case. The attorney of record would be in the best position...

Charges could always be dropped but it seems unlikely. It sounds like a jurisdictional issue where the case is being started in the correct place....

Is it a possible to extend the case cause of DNA issues on an attempted murder charge if there is enough evidence already?

Your question is not clear. If the prosecutor wants to put the case off while awaiting DNA results, that is their option as long as the case is...

District attorney is offering me a "clean day" to come in a give my entire story in the hopes they believe me and drop case.

This cannot be decided, or discussed, over the internet. First, it is quite possible that your attorney could put off the grand jury date in order...

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Travel and disorderly conduct

It should not be a problem. You might want to re-post in the section for immigration attorneys. Good luck.

What is presentensing.............my lawyer said no jail, but looks like ill be sentenced anyway???

Sounds like you are talking about a ore sentence report which is prepared by probation. If there was a no jail promise the judge will most likely...

It is unlikely the judge will dismiss a support case based on the attorney's comment. Once the arrears have been reset there is probably little the...

Can one avoid jail time....and make an attempt at restitution in a welfare fraud case.

With a first arrest jay time can usually be avoided with restitution. The prosecutor and court usually limit the amount of time in which...