How long does the DA have to file felony charges? Curently I am out on bond have no prior record.

Court rules require the prosecutor to indict a defendant within 90 days after the arrest. Howevr, this is an administrative rule and it is not...

Can a court order to pay ex attorny fees be reversed?

It can if you file a motion to reconsider within 10 days after the order is issued, or if you appeal within 10 days after it is issued. However,...

I got arrested on a cdv. would it show up on my record as a felony even though it was dropped to a misdemeanor?

It will be a misdemeanor on your record. You should be able to get it expunged after two years.

What can be done about a probation office that does every thing she can to keep some one in jail even if this person has done

Before a probation officer can put someone in jail, the probation officer has to serve a citatin on the person setting out specifiv probation...

I recieved a petty larceny charge nov, 1990 is there anything i can do about it now. this is bad on background checks now.

The fact that this occured in Va does make a difference. In SC you could get it expunged. You would need to contact a Va lawyer to see what...

What is penalty for loitering for drug activity. Florence SC

It would not be more than 30 days or a pay fine. The amount of the file would be set by the City ordinance. it may also be an unconstitutionally...

May i sell the home without spouse signing he left us seven years ago

If the deed is in both names, you need him to sign documents to put it on the market. However, you can bring a divorce action against him. If you...

Can I move out at 17 in the state of South Carolina?

Technically you cannot. You are still a minor and there there is still (I believe) a statute that gives the Family Court authority to treat you as...

There is no law is SC that allows a minor to become emancipated. If you have a strong desire to live with your mother, your mother could file an...

My husbands ex has been keeping him away from his children for a year and a half.

If he takes her to court, he should be able to get reasonable visitaion and be allowed to have his family see them during visitaion. In the mean...