I was sentenced to 3 years probation on 8/8/13 for my first DWI. Can I now request weekend jail for 61 days with no probation.

Your strategy was a viable one a couple of decades ago, typically with alcohol or drug abusers who knew that they did not want to or would not be...

My boyfriend is in jail for a curfew violation while on parole.... He missed curfew twice... What is the penalty for that?

The parole revocation hearing will assess him based upon which of 3 categories he fits into, and that depends upon what the underlying conviction...

Should I bring this attention to my 9 year old daughter's law guardian?

Unless you can show emotional damage to the child via expert testimony, it will not likely go anywhere if the concern is about bonding and then...

I was assaulted,the criminal case is now settled can i sue for damages

You are/were entitled to compensaton from the crime victims fund. Alternatively, you should have been given restitution for your out of pocket...

Creating doubt if character in a trial

The prosecution cannot raise character as an issue unless the door is opened by the defendant in arguing his good character on the issue of...

Can i sue my landlord/ and his wife for personal injury? maybe something like negligent infliction of emotional distress?

It sounds that he never made a threat against you specifically. You need more for a lawsuit.

Your suit is against the other owner and/or operator. The insurer only steps in to indemnify and defend the insured. You should consult a...

Is the Lawyer For The Children, obliged to ensure openness and transparency of communications?

You may challenge an legitimately questionable item on an AOC's bill submitted to you for payment to the court if the answer given to you by the...

Divorce contract states that the children are to remain in their current school district. I am primary residential parent

The agreement controls unless and until modified, typically, by a court. That means if he moved away, he should be bearing the brunt of any...

No, not entitled to an equitable share of whatever value the degree itself may have. However, the bright side of things is that if he were...