Will my exhusband possibly get jail time if found guilty by trial jury?

Yes. He could definitely get jail time based on his record, the charges, and the jurisdiction.

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My son is 16 years old. He has been accused of to counts of burglary

You need to hire private counsel to defend your son's case. Your son's confession may be inadmissible.

What should we tell the judge about this Disorderly Conduct charge?

I don't recommend lawyers to people who do not need them, but I recommend getting one in this case.

My boyfriend was in MO state penitentiary from 1999 to 2002, I trafficked weed and cocaine in. Can I still be charged?

Missouri Law will control the answer to this question, but the statute of limitations has probably run. Check with lawyers in Missouri to be sure....

Your motion will carry more weight if an attorney presents. Instead of getting a lawyer to write a letter explaining First Offender you should be...

How long can Hall County Georgia hold someone before sending them to Henry County Georgia?

There is no set time. However, Hall County does not want to keep him one second longer than they have to because he is costing them money. Usually,...

If going through a divorce and on probation with no money and no place to live or transportation can i transfer probation

Transferring your probation is usually possible. Simply ask your probation officer to get the process started. If that doesn't work hire an attorney.

I was re-sentenced on July 3rd to 7 years probation with one and half years on house arrest for more than one ounce of marijuana

You need to consider yourself on probation even though you are on house arrest. Yes, with the re-sentencing some of your appeal times have changed.

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I live in Canton, Ga. My sons dad got charged with aggravated assault and is on pre-trial bond with strict conditions

You will have to comply with the visitation, but have someone else (other than yourself) take your kids.

Stop sign violation how do I precede?

You have to waive the arraignment if you do not want to appear at the first hearing. This is not possible in every jurisdiction. A photo of the...