What is the worst that can happen with a UPM (Unlawful Possession of Marijuana) 221.05?

If the favts presented are true, there should be nothing to worry about. There is a good chance the matter will result in a dismissal. You may wekl...

My husband still refuses to give me a divorce even though we have not been together for 20 years?

You can start a divorce action and have the court enter a judgment. Good luck.

Am i still married?

If you never received a divorce judgment, you are still married. You will have to terminate the first marriage before proceeding with the second....

IIn 2005 there was a order protection order by the courts on my behalf How do I drop or dismiss the order ?

Your attempt will depend on where the court was ordered. If it was part of a criminal case, you will need the approval of the court. Good luck.

I have gotten arrested before for the 1st time on July 31st 2016 for a small amount of cannibis Which ended up with just a fine

Difficult to say. If you have been charged with a 220.03 there is still a chance the case can be resolved without a criminal record. Good luck.

Only you can decide what to do about legal representation. There is a good chance the matter can be resolved without any record. As to employment...

Please help, I am very nearvous, I know I owe NYS DOL an overpayment of about $ 6000.

It sounds like they are willing to deal with this as an administrative matter. If you work out a payment plan and keep up with the requirements it...

You can demand a hearing and have it lifted if you win. The other option is to provide proof that the case has been resokved without a criminal...

How can my boyfriends bail be revolted if judge allowed him set get bail?

Difficult to answer without more info. The attorney of record should be able to explain. Perhaps it was related to the source of the bail that was...

What happens at court after an arrest and issuance of order of protection?

It is hard to say without more information. Complying with the order of protection is very important. Talk to your attorney about the status of...