If there is a warrant for a person's arrest, then the police can under most circumstances break into the person's known residence in order to...

1st /2nd unlawful poss of firearm and theft of a firearm if I was never arreseted or found in poss/of a firearm

So is there any witness that told the police about a gun? If not, then you might have a great defense to the gun charges even if you did admit...

If someone is having you investigated,( WI) who must be involved?

I'm not sure exactly what you mean. There is no law against trying to learn information about another person, so a private citizen can use anybody...

Can I remove a felony from 20 years ago if I have had no law/legal issues since then? (Washington State) What is the process?

Probably yes if it is a class B or C felony. No if Class A. It is a motion to vacate both your plea and sentence. You might as well also...

Can I sue for police providing a false court date?

Sorry to hear about your inconvenience, but the short answer to your question is no. You can send a complaint to the police department, but I...

I would agree with my colleague. It sounds like CPS might just want to close the file with some "scientific" evidence. If there is really nothing...

Do I have any right to the money won from a civil case when I was a minor?

This is not a question that can be answered in the abstract. You need to contact a local attorney who can access the court records and determine...

Am I too late to get post-secondary support? Daughter graduated at 19, now enrolled in college.

The starting point is to look at the child support order's provisions regarding post-secondary support. It should say one way or another. ...

What is a detanier

ICE also issues detainers when they are considering deportation proceedings. That is almost always where I see them. See here for more...

If a custodial parent is in contempt of the support order will this effect a future modification of that order?

That is a fairly vague question, so my response is going to be fairly vague as well: generally courts will tend to favor the most reasonable...

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