Driving with child while intoxicated

It would be very difficult to prosecute this case without some solid proof. Most DUI evidence is gathered by a police officer who observes the...

Given speeding citation but officer never asked me to sign it?

That's odd. Have the citation ready and call the clerk of court for more information. Don't miss the court date unless you get something in...

A person can always represent himself/herself. That includes filing any motions on their own behalf. You should talk to a Clayton County defense...

What may happen once my probation period is over and restitution still owed?

Typically the judge and the probation officer set up the payments to get a person to pay off restitution prior to the close of probation. If a...

What do I need to do if I violated my felony probation 2 time with no new charges

Hire a lawyer ASAP. Punishments get significantly higher when a person has repeated violations and an attorney can help minimize those punishments...

My bail bomsmen

You can find information about your court date through the clerk of court. I think you're confusing your bail bondsman with an attorney. You...

In Georgia, points remain on your Driver’s license for 2 years.... but from the date of the ticket or the date of conviction?

Points are assessed on conviction, but a suspension for points accumulation is for getting 15 or more points in a 24 month period based on the...

My fiancé was arrested in Mississippi for felony bond jumping in Georgia and being called a fugitive of justice. What to expect?

Felonies can have a wide range of punishments that depend largely on the facts and circumstances surrounding them, so you really need to hire an...

My son is wanted for probation/not reporting. He & girlfriend had a bad argument, she called 911 & he ran!

Hire an attorney immediately and prepare for another trip through the criminal justice system. He will most likely be arrested, sooner or later....

Pleading guilty would likely cause you a fine, some points on your license, and possibly work against you in a civil case. Pleading no contest...