I LIVE IN KY AND GOT A LETTER FOR JURY DUTY. I AM A CONVICTED FELON. WILL I HAVE TO SERVE ON A JURY?
It appears you would be disqualified as a convicted felon. Here is a link that should prove to be helpful....
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It appears you would be disqualified as a convicted felon. Here is a link that should prove to be helpful....
Under the facts you present, there does not seem to be a larceny here. Your best bet is to file a warrant in detinue in the appropriate General...
The first step would be to contact the Virginia Department of Labor. You may find the webpage here: http://www.doli.virginia.gov/. You then may...
Perhaps The Innocence Project could be of assistance? Here is a link which may be helpful. Good...
Avvo uses a mathematical formula based on the the profile information given to it after an attorney claims his or her profile. The link Mr. Green...
From what you are saying, you were charged with grand larceny, which is the unlawful taking of property valued at $200 or more. Unfortunately, as...
Unfortunately, convictions cannot be expunged in Virginia. Expungements are governed by Virginia Code Section 19.2-392.2, which only allows for...
Armed Robbery, as enumerated by Va. Code Section 18.2-58, calls for a punishment of "confinement in a state correctional facility for life or any...
The answer to your question really depends on the amount of the lien, the court in which you are filing, and how many people you intend to serve....
As my colleagues indicate, the fees schedule should always be addressed in the retainer agreement itself. The retainer agreement should list the...