Would it be wise to challenge the case and hope I can get the records in time? What if the mistake is in the courts records?

Yes, you should challenge the suspension. Make sure you request a timely MVA hearing. You can go to the courthouse and pull the file or an...

How i can do to clear my spired license o this stat

You need to find out from the MVA the reason for the flag and then go to the state of Washington and clear it up. It may be an unpaid fine or any...

Does he need to disclose the incident on an out-of-state volunteer application? Will it even show up if they check?

He should consult with a New Jersey attorney to get his record expunged and it appears that you have done that. Once he gets his record expunged,...

What do I do

A conviction cannot be expunged, but a probation before judgment can be expunged. A PBJ can be expunged after three years or for good cause...

Does my case stand a legitimate chance or should I just take the 90 days and avoid dealing with MVA court?

Yes, you should fight the suspension. You have a limited timeframe to request an administrative hearing. Make sure you do so on a timely basis. You...

What is the timeline to refile my complaint regarding changing the defendant on complaint to sue in superior court DC?

Repost your question to Washington, D.C. attorneys by listing the location as Washington, D.C. Good luck!

In a criminal case, any charge that carries more than 90 days in jail allows the Defendant to have a jury trial. All jury trials are held in the...

How can I get the car title put in my name and is it legal for it to already be in my ex husbands name?

If the car is titled in your ex-husband's name, the only way to transfer title is to have your ex-husband transfer the title to you or add your...

Is there any grounds for a lawsuit or any violation of my constitution rights?

If you are acquitted of the charges or they are dropped, you can sue the person for malicious prosecution as well as other torts. You should...

Is it worth going to court over $100?

You can go to court, but you will have to pay a filing fee and get the person served. If you win, you would have to attempt to enforce the judgment...