How can I or her filed a second Motion for reconsideration in Bucks County PA and is it possible?

She can absolutely file a motion. If the judge grants a hearing (which is discretionary with the judge) a hearing will be held in which she can...

What happens when arrested for assault? How do I find a good lawyer?

My best advice is to start calling around and meet with attorneys to see which you are most comfortable with and who has the most experience. Most...

The answer to your question is that the police have one year to file the charges from the date this occurred and thus have one year to request...

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The first thing you need to do is speak with your parents. The second thing you need to do is then speak with an experienced local criminal defense...

Should he be talking to a lawyer? I've read about 1st offenders and penalties but they mostly apply to a BAC and there was none.

He will be getting criminal charges in the mail. He should absolutely speak with a lawyer as soon as possible. Most lawyers, including myself, give...

Will he be arrested when he goes to the courthouse to speak to a judge?

If there is a warrant he will certainly be taken into custody. What he needs to do is turn himself in with the help of an experienced local...

I know expungement laws have changed, I was thirty four at the time, but have been clean since...is this expungable?

The current status of the law is that expungement is not available until age 70 and the only way to get it off your record would be to apply for a...

It is very difficult to get ARD in Bucks County for felonies, especially for access device fraud cases. The district attorney's policy is that ARD...

is there a CHANCE I could nullify the conviction? want lawyer who will say reasons why he can help & not why he can't

The answer to your question is No. You can apply for a governor's pardon. Also, the law may be changing to allow for a judge to expunge minor...

An attorney can absolutely attend this hearing. However the gagnon-one is typically a formality in that the probation officer just has to prove...