You can only collect unemployment if you are ready, willing and able to work. You cannot collect unemployment if you are disabled from...

An affidavit will not help. You can tell the State's Attorney you would like the charges to be dropped, but the final decision is up to them. They...

If you get your license before court, your attorney can likely convince the State to drop the charge and proceed on a lesser offense. Jail would be...

There is not enough information provided to say what will happen in court. There are numerous factors to consider such as the facts of the case,...

I agree with Mr. Eidelberg. Most first time offenders do not go to jail for a first misdemeanor theft offense. However, it would be a mistake to...

It is impossible to answer your question. It can be anything from a dismissal of the VOP to sending you to jail for the unserved sentence. It...

Your remedies are to get him to refinance the car in his name alone or to agree to sell the car to pay off the loan. Other than that, there is not...

You need to open up an estate with the Register of Wills in the county where the decedent lived. You will then be able to open up an estate account...

If you entered into a full and final settlement, then your case is closed forever. If you did not settle your case, then you should contact your...

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Once criminal charges are filed, you have no control over the charges. Only the State's Attorney's office can drop the charges. You express your...