You will likely be charged with grand larceny, which is a felony. I strongly advise you to retain an attorney to represent you.

He could do up to seven years for the felony assault alone.

I think you are a little confused. The fine is the least of your problems. If your registration was suspended, then you were charged with a...

A sentence of 60 days will normally result in 40 days incarceration, minus any time already served for which you have credit. You may also save a...

It all depends on whose fault the accident was. If you have insurance, report the accident to your insurance company immediately. If you do not...

DO NOT PLEAD GUILTY WHATEVER YOU DO!!! Being found guilty of operating without insurance will result in an automatic one year revocation of your...

Under New York State law, both the driver and owner of the vehicle are responsible if there is an accident which is the fault of the driver....

First of all, my colleagues are correct that you cannot sue a judge because of a ruling or order he/she signed. Judges have immunity in that regard...

Mr. Ilmanen’s advice is the best. If the car is in your name, you can sell it, unless, of course, you have some type of written agreement with your...

The Statute of Limitations tolls once the action is started, so since you were charged and arraigned, the Statute of Limitations is not an issue....