No. Merely because one of the cross-complainants has been acquitted does not mean the other cross-complainant must be found guilty. The...

You are confusing the roles of the prosecutor and the judge. The prosecutor can make plea offers before trial. After trial, if you are convicted,...

Should I get a lawyer for a speeding ticket?

Yes, you should. Accumulation of points can lead to the suspension or revocation of your driving privileges by the MVA-- appeal of which will...

90 days is the MINIMUM amount of time the expungement process takes (30 days for the State's Attorney/any other agency to object or oppose the...

Reckless Endangerment to another Person conviction in PA, but lives in MD. How does that transfer to Maryland?

If he has completed his sentence in PA (e.g. no outstanding probation, etc.), there is no legal impact on his life in Maryland. The sentence has...

In maryland how long do you need to be together for it to be considered common law marriage

Maryland does not recognize "common law marriage." If you want the legal protections and privileges that accompany marriage, you have to obtain a...

You need to consult with an attorney. Charges of this nature can routinely be resolved without a conviction-- keeping your record clean for...

Can a company be sued for excessive service pricing?

Yes, you can sue them, but your case will be dismissed. You have no cause of action. If you're looking for affordable entertainment, the Enoch...

How can I keep a judgement against me private?

Unfortunately, you cannot. Civil judgments are public records. Your best bet is to satisfy the judgment and get an "Order of Satisfaction" which...

How can I stop my mother-in-law from sending out large sums of money to her youngest son?

As it stands right now-- you can't. However, if your mother-in-law is truly incompetent, you can file a petition for guardianship, which asks...