I agree about posting confessions online. While I'm not your or his lawyer, generally, if he's already pleaded guilty, it's very doubtful as he had...

Go to your precinct and file a report. File a petition in court. Forms are available. Google your county, and PFA and TRO forms for details. Good luck

There are two hard ways: 1) surrender yourself and wait in jail for a needlessly long time 2) ignore it (thw worst choice) and then they pick you...

Insurers wrongly deny claims all the time. It's all funny advertisements until you need them. If you can show she was going to school and not...

Sorry to hear about this. It's really going to depend upon how the investigation turns out as to whether you will have to pay the daily impound...

Go and file a police report in person. It puts the police on written notice and, god forbid I'd something happens, may (I stress may - very high...

See section (C)(2) - the 180 days counts from the date of apprehension, i.e., July 31, so a motion could be filed for release 180 days from July 31.

Treat ASAP and set up a free consult with one of us. With full tort, pain and suffering damages are recoverable. Good luck!

The statute you cite appears to be a New Jersey statute (its 18 Pa.C.S.A s 5503 under the Pennsylvania code). I would contact a criminal defense...

18 is the age of emancipation so for nearly all purposes (except legally drinking) you are an adult. Good luck!