I have a warrant out for my arrest I missed court (driving on a suspended license) due to an accident what will happen to me

You need to get a lawyer - the new court date does nothing to the warrant. You need to strike the Order for your Arrest, and in most jurisdictions,...

I have addressed issue before - are you looking for a not guilty or no points? These are not necessarily the same thing. Either way, an attorney is...

I got a speeding/ barrowed tag ticket in nc

I wouldn't be too quick to be concerned about the location of the ticket. You might very well be surprised by the actual lines and city limits...

Can a 17 year old in an abusive home choose where to stay?

Has your girlfriend talked to anyone at school? Has she gone to the police? Have you made reports to the police? Is there a church or local...

I wanted to know if there was a way to expunge my felony I received when I was 16 in NC.

You definitely need to contact an NC attorney, preferably in the county where the conviction took place. There are several possible ways to get...

Can I have felony drug charges expunged it's over ten years ago, before I was 21, and I have not been in trouble since the chg?

There is a possibility under 15A-145.2 that you may be eligible. It is hard to tell from what you have listed here vs what you were actually...

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Is it possible to get licensed back after it has been revoked for number of years. Took all the classes and paid fines but got

You need to speak to a lawyer - but I noticed something about your question - you said the ticket was "driving without a license." That sounds like...

I agree with Mr. Powers - a PJC is generally the last resort. Please contact a local attorney and see what he or she can do for you.

Charged with class h felony larceny can i get it droppes to a misdemeanor, i have a clean record.

Given your record, there are a number of possibilities for your charge. The biggest thing is to get a lawyer - either a public defender or...

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The answer is yes, you can. The question is whether or not you should. I would consult with a local attorney in your area and see if it is worth...