Would I be able to do my own Expungement? No lawyers involved what so ever.

Short answer - if it's possible for an attorney to assist you in achieving an expunction, then so long as you know the law and procedures you...

How can I know what is my status in this country if I stop going to court after a couple times?

Call the clerk of court where the offense occurred and ask them.

My boyfriend was staying in a homeless shelter ,the probation officer got it for him it went out of business and now there wanti

Consult with an experienced local criminal defense attorney in your area.

Is it possible to get two expungements in North Carolina under special circumstances?

Yes it may be possible based upon limited circumstances to receive expunction on multiple offenses. You should speak with an attorney to discuss...

Contact an attorney that practices in Davie County tomorrow to have them strike the Failure to Appear and get you a new court date where the matter...

What is pwisd schedule 2 under

Depending on the specific facts and amounts of controlled substances: Sale / Delivery of CS is class G felony; PWIMSD of CS is a class H felony;...

What would be my next steps on this?

An attorney can have you complete a waiver of appearance whereby your attendance may not be required. Contact a local and experienced traffic...

What are my options regarding a citation for setting fire when prohibited by park employees?

Contact an attorney to discuss your specific options but if you have no criminal record then it appears to me you may be able to work out something...

Can I be locked up and have receiving stolen property on my record not having knowledge it was stolen under$90

It is a possibility you could face an active sentence if convicted. You should consult with a local and experienced criminal lawyer in or around...

Do I need to have ignition interlock device installed before I pay revocation fee to DMV?

No I do not think that it is required before you pay the revocation fee to the Clerk of Court of the County in which you were convicted.