Nicole Leigh McArthur

Nicole Leigh McArthur's Answers (16)

Marietta, GA

Criminal defense Lawyer at Marietta, GA

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, Personal Injury

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Second dui within 5 years, how can I buy myself more time?

Nicole's answer | Answered on February 28, 2017

Ask for a continuance to see if you qualify for a public defender. If you do not qualify then you will need to hire an attorney to represent you.

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Does. Misdemeanor probation warrants have. Time limit.

Nicole's answer | Answered on February 14, 2017

Short answer is no. Once a warrant is applied for it does not simply go away, especially with probation. You need to contact an attorney to...

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My probation is scheduled to expire June 1, 2017. If I stop reporting will my probation expire

Nicole's answer | Answered on February 14, 2017

Your probation officer may obtain a probation warrant based on your recent violation. If this happens the probation officer will file a violation...

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How can you find out if your probation has been tolled?

Nicole's answer | Answered on February 06, 2017

My advice is to contact an attorney ASAP. An attorney can contact the probation office on your behalf as well as look up the status of your case...

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My minor son and 2 friends are being chargered the value of the stolen four wheeler a peice is this legal

Nicole's answer | Answered on January 20, 2017

Yes, it is legal. They are all responsible for the restitution (joint and several liability). However, if one person pays the entire restitution...

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Is it possible to get a reduction or ticket thrown out

Nicole's answer | Answered on January 18, 2017

Yes, it is possible. You need to hire an attorney to explain the situation and advocate on your behalf. You also need the documentation of where...

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