How likely is it to go to jail over violating a restraining order?

I would recommend re-asking this question aimed at Mass. attorneys. Their restraining orders and the laws governing those restraining orders are...

Can I get my seatbelt ticket thrown out in anson county charlotte nc

You might be able to ask the DA to dismiss it, but it is unlikely they will. The good news is that the seatbelt violation is a non-moving...

It sounds like you got a careless and reckless driving charge along with the speeding charge. Depending on your driving record, you may be able to...

Can I get a ticket dismissed with a Notarial Certificate of Acknolwdgement?

This happens rarely. But usually some sort of document or receipt showing that you personally paid off the damages of the other party from the...

I'm 16 years old and may have to appear as a witness in court. Can I refuse to testify?

It sounds like this is a family law custody case. Unless there are extreme circumstances, usually, judges will not permit minors to testify;...

Can I get a divorce in a few months?

In North Carolina you have to be liviing separate and apart from your spouse for a year and a day before you can file for divorce.

I got a possession of alcohol 9 days before I turned 21. How should I handle the court date?

I agree with my colleague. The state will not dismiss simply because you turned 21 a few days later. An attorney would be able to best advise you...

What can I expect to face when I appear in court? What will show up on my record? Is it unwise to proceed without a lawyer?

If this was in Mecklenburg County, your initial hearing will be set in courtroom 1130, where you'll be permitted to either plead guilty, or to hire...

Can I refuse to follow visitation order if the non custodial parent is not in accordance with the aggrement?

Unfortunately it does not work like that. You cannot refuse to follow the order simply because he's not. What you can do, is file a motion to show...

Do I have to appear in court?

Is this a subpoena to appear to testify as a witness? Or a subpoena to appear and you're the defendant? Technically speaking, either way, an...