I have a citation for Misdemeanor Larceny. Did I answer this question right on my job application?

You should answer "no" as long as your case is still pending because you have not been convicted. However, as the attorneys explained, you should...

What cannot be exponged in North Carolina

Whether an individual in North Carolina is eligible for an expunction depends on a number of factors which include, but are not limited to: the...

Can my child support be lowered because the non custodial parent has another case against him to make it equal?

There is a possibility that the amount you receive in child support could be reduced. First, the non-custodial parent would have to file a Motion...

I have been wrongfully diagnosed what kind of kawyer do i need to sue.the.hospital and.doctors

Whether you are able to sue the hospital or doctors will depend on a number of factors. For example, one issue will be whether the statute of...

Do I need an attorney? Falsely accuse of theft at Wal-Mart and made complaint regional director of loss prevention

If you were charged with some sort of criminal offense such as larceny, you should certainly consider hiring an attorney. In the event that you...

Based upon the alleged speed for both of these tickets, you should contact attorneys in both Virginia and California. If you simply pay these...

Class D felony theft in Indiana 1st offense reduced to class A mis. how do I answer Have you been adjudicated guilty of felony?

Thanks for your question. The first thing you need to do is to confirm that you actually pleaded guilty to the reduced misdemeanor offense. As...

I am charged with obtaining of property by false pretense, the only thing I did was I went to ER, am insured and is paid off

The charge of Obtaining Property by False Pretense is a felony offense that you should not take lightly. The first thing that you need to do is...

I would suggest that you talk to an attorney in that county where you received the ticket. An attorney who primarily handles traffic citations...

A new charge, by itself, will not revoke your probation. A conviction, however, will likely result in a revocation. At this point, you should...