I am a graduating college student and I am having loads of trouble finding a job, better yet even an intern.

If you have already been convicted, there is not much that can be done. I you entered a plea, then an attorney might be able to rescind your plea...

Can a lawyer help with a dui charge

Yes, a good DUI lawyer can usually help with a DUI charge. How much we can help will depend on the facts of the case. You should call and speak to...

What happens if you have a 3 DUI in less then 5 years?

As to your chances of beating the charges, it is impossible to say without seeing the State's evidence first. If there is no test, then a lot will...

I received a misdemeanor DUI in 2001 the night of my bachelor party (go figure)

A DUI stays on your record forever. You should still go forward with your application, as it may just be one factor in consideration.

Mr. Pines is correct again. Ordinance violations don't show up on your history. The issue with it still showing up as being an open case is likely...

Misderminer to felony ??

Yes, you will still be charged with a felony if you don't show up. The only thing not going to court will accomplish is to get yourself arrested...

There is no such thing as a "per se" DUI Marijuana. They can't convict you just because you had it in your system while driving. They still have to...

My daughter (20) received 2 tix. Speeding and less than an oz possession in Walton County. 1st offense. Does she need Att?

Yes, your daughter certainly needs an attorney to help keep this off of her record and make sure that she doesn't end up with her drivers license...

If a person is on probation and is having to pay restitution/fines, If they pay these off, will they then be off probation?

Your probation will terminate early only if the judge specified that it could on the sentence. It is unusual for that to happen unless your lawyer...

Was charged with less safe driver in Macon Georgia 12-12-08, how long does it stay on your driving record and does it show up on

Mr. Pines is correct. A conviction does not expire from your record despite popular belief.