You are both potentially facing felony hit and run charges, regardless of who the driver is. You may want to consult with a criminal defense...

I have a misdemeanor theft charge frm 7 yrs ago in VA. Can i do anything about my criminal record?

Realistically no. A conviction can never be expunged in Virginia. Technically you could get a pardon from the governor and then expunge it, but...

Realistically possible from VA reckless driving (25 over 35) reckless driving is 20+ over - I have 3 positive license points

You have failed to ask a question. If you are asking if it is possible to get this reduced from misdemeanor reckless to something non-criminal,...

I have I petit larceny if I found guilty would that be in my record for long time Please advice

Repeat question. Same answers as before.

I have I petit larceny if I found guilty would that be in my record for long time Please advice

It would be on your record forever. There may be a way to avoid it, but you may want to hire a lawyer to help you do that. The internet cannot go...

I spoke with a lawyer today and gave me answers I just wanted to verify

You want a second opinion consult with another attorney in that jurisdiction. It is not something we can really address in this forum, whether a...

Why is there such a huge range in fees for criminal defense attorneys?

You choose whichever attorney you are most comfortable with. Avvo ratings are not an infallible tool - their system is based on what information...

What's the possible outcome of sex by trickery?

In Virginia, they would be rape. Sex by threat and intimidation. Does not have to be a threat to the rape victim herself.

I have a protective order against an individual and I found out that he has asked My coworkers to get pictures of me.

If you believe he has committed a crime, report or to the police. That simple.

I was pulled over in Virginia, but I live in NC and have military duty and I believe I cant make it to my court date.

That is a class one misdemeanor punishable by up to 12 months in jail, $2500 in fines, and loss of your license for six months. You probably will...