Cop was wrong about the PJC, which is yet another example of why people shouldn't take advice from the person who charges them with the violation....

As the other attorney said, simply contact an attorney who regularly handles tickets in Chatham. Depending on your record, it can be reduced to...

Does the judge put a no contact order on every Co defendant case? ...North Carolina.

Ask attorney who represented you if you do not remember what the judge stated out loud, as they do in district and superior court judgments....

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CAN I USE ONE LAWYER TO HANDLE OLD TRAFFIC TICKETS IN two states

Not unless that lawyer is licensed to practice law in both states. As a practical matter, even if you do find a traffic attorney who is licensed in...

How can I avoid paying cost of court or the ticket? I got a speeding ticket and my tags and inspection sticker was expired.

Get your car a passing inspection, pay your registration and provide proof of the registration to a lawyer who will handle the speed for you. The...

As the others attorney said, you need a criminal defense attorney in the county where you were charged. Small Southern town or not, I will tell you...

Hired attorney for speeding ticket, poor communication with attorney, now I have an FTA.

Keep calling/ leaving messages for the attorney you've hired. It's possible the charge truly was dropped but that the attorney failed to strike the...

How will this impact my employment opportunities when companies run a background check on me? How can I get it dismissed?

Start with the county in which the misdemeanor shows up. You can call the clerk of court and give them your name and ask if there are any...

What do I do?

Did you have an attorney get the assault dismissal for you last year? If so, that's the first place I would go. I agree with Mr. Welch. The only...

Would this be something the DA or Detective would be interested in?

Probably not. Creative, but I'm afraid this won't get you out of the charge. Work on your legal defenses with your attorney and don't admit you...