Does the complete erasure of records exist in the state of Georgia?
The government never “forgets” that the government arrested and charged you.
Marietta, GA
Criminal defense Lawyer at Marietta, GA
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI ... +5 more
The government never “forgets” that the government arrested and charged you.
Are you a co-signer on the loan? Because if you are then they will try to collect from you when she doesn’t pay.
Most likely the charges will be based on what you may have said to 911 or the responding officers. Those conversations are usually recorded.
So your big master plan is to spend the next 50 years avoiding a misdemeanor that has - at most - a twelve month sentence?
When you were 14, he was 17+. When you were 15, he was 18+. The statute of limitations to prosecute him is at least 4 years, which hasn’t...
1. No, he can’t use First Offender three times. 2. Yes, he may get all of his sentences concurrent, but there is no guarantee.
You can have as many ceremonies as you want, but you can’t get another marriage license, because you’re already married.
Why would you need a POA in order to live with your uncle? And even if you did, what does a POA have to “go through?” They are valid upon...
You have to evict them like any other landlord would. And next time, always get first AND last month’s rent in advance.
The most common reason is that the clerk of court never sent the paperwork to the GBI, so the GBI still shows you having an open First Offender case.