Since the question was qualified by the adding of "Felony or misdemeanor" then any violation level offenses, including DWAI, do not need to be...

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Is it worth sueing your boss for sexual harassment?

I practice in New York so keep that in mind. Generally, however, in a situation like yours, you must report the offensive behavior to your...

Not sure if I can/should sue daughter's homeowner's after severe injury at her home in Florida. Upsetting situation for all.

In any personal injury lawsuit, you have to sue the party at fault. In this case, it would be your daughter. It is at that point that the...

Police officers are supposed to investigate, at least minimally, any complaints that they receive for alleged criminal conduct. Some charges are...

Is it possible to permanently wipe my criminal background clean? If so how do I go about doing that, and is it expensive?

If you were given ACOD's (Adjournment in Contemplation of Dismissal) in both cases then your record should be clean by operation of law. However,...

I recently violated felony probation I have been on for we'll over 4 years I have violated again whats my defense

You should certainly hire counsel to review your case. Without knowing any facts or circumstances surrounding your time on probation and/or the...

Criminal law

The only recourse I can see here is applying to the Court of original jurisdiction for a Certificate of Relief from Disabilities. I would...

I gave up my paternity rights so that the non biological lesbian mother of my child could adopt her. Can I sue for visitation?

Much of this is dependent on what was set forth on the Court record during the adoption proceedings and/or what was set forth in the final adoption...

Can I be arrested

If you took money for services that you never rendered you can be prosecuted for Larceny.

I got charged with DWI. My case is still going on, but I need to drive—can I get a licensE?

If you took the breathalyzer you may be eligible for whats called a "hardship license." Typically, your attorney will prepare a Hardship Affidavit...