How can I apply for house arrest for the rest of my jail sentence?

You will have to file a motion before the sentencing court to see if the judge will allow you to serve the remainder of your time on house arrest.

How much time will he have to serve ?

This is a difficult question to answer without more information. What are the charges? Is this a probation violation? Are there sentencing...

I'll be 17 on February 18th, is there anyway I could leave foster care before I turn 18?

You may want to discuss this with your guardian ad litem. There are pros and cons to remaining in foster care, and you don't want to make a rash...

In Va if a couple without children have lived together for more than a year without cohabitation does that meet the 6 mo. separa

It is possible to live separate and apart in the same household, however, you must hold yourself out as being separated, and you must be able to...

If you object to the continuance, you will be heard, but only the judge can determine what good cause is and the judge ultimately makes the...

Your question is unclear to me, however, I will answer what I believe your question(s) to be: 1. Even though there is no order obligating you to...

Adultery is a valid fault-based grounds for divorce in the Commonwealth of Virginia. You can file for and obtain a divorce from him. Since a baby...

My husband is going to court for child support for a child by his mistress, can she get support from me for the child?

No. The support obligation belongs solely to your husband and the child's mother. You will not be liable for his obligation.

Is it illegal in Virginia for someone to post sexual videos of you with out your consent? I also believe he is getting paid.

There are more facts that will need to be determined before any attorney could properly advise you. You may have a potential criminal claim and...

How do I get my dismissed case expunged in Virginia?

Cases can only be dismissed under very limited circumstances. If your case was nolle prossed or dismissed, you MAY be eligible for expungement. ...