I live in Va & have custody of my grandchild. Her mom sees her every 2-3 months, no support, now wants custody. What's chances?

Mom will have to prove that there is a material change in circumstances since the last custody order in order to have the court CONSIDER a change...

You do not express whether you are good-stunned or bad-stunned, but talking about your lawyer "strangely" suggesting these to the judge, I assume...

My teenage daughter got issued a ticket in NC for going 85 in a 70mph zone. Is that reckless? How can we keep it off her record?

When she goes to court in NC, assuming she is convicted, the NC DMV will send to Virginia DMV the information regarding her conviction. Virginia...

No. Convictions cannot be expunged in Virginia. It should drop off of your DMV record in 11 years from the date of conviction, but it will...

Confused with the new laws for DUI in regards to 2nd dui in 5yrs Other than the 3yr probation when can i ask for a restricted

ON a conviction for a second offense, you have a 3 year probation and a 3 year license suspension. For the second DUI, if the offense were less...

Reckless driving, trial by jury?

This is fundamentally a decision of personal preference. Generally, as I see it, with a judge, you will almost certainly get a jail sentence,...

Can an X Wife deny visitation for being unemployed and back child support due? This is in the state of Virginia

Support and visitation are separate issues. Visitation is not dependent on payment of support. However, withholding visitation is a criminal...

If my friend has an arrest warrant for failure to pay child support in Florida, can he be arrested in Virginia?

Likely, if he has any contact with police, in Virginia or anywhere else, they will run a records check and find the warrant and take him into...

Traffic tickets. Suspended or revoked

The criminal record is based on the charge, not the sentence. Unfortunately, he already has 4 criminal charges on his record, because driving...

IS THERE A TIME LIMIT ON FILING CHARGES FOR MOLESTATION

Molesting a child that young is a felony, which carries no statute of limitations in Virginia.