What does it mean when a probation officer says she is meeting with the judge and she will ask about terminating my probation?

Many Judges have policies by which you can get off your probation early if you have completed everything they ask . Some Judges will let you off...

Plead guilty to a solicitation charge and it is ruining my life!!!

He is right. Usually when someone says they 'pled guilty to get out of jail', it means you were given an adjudication of guilt and time served. ...

Just a question?

Both of the attorneys who answered this question previously gave great answers. I would only add that as a general rule, Judges/Prosecutors usually...

I will like to know what is the worst that could happen to me

I think to fairly answer your question, we may need a little more information. Was that your only violation? Has it come to the end of your 2...

Most of the time, if someone is on misdemeanor probation, he will be allowed to travel anywhere especially if the trip is only for a few days. All...

Got charged with felony cannabis ,first time was told it would be a misdemeanor ?

If you are going to take the approach that you want to accept responsibility for the pot, it is very important that you make sure the prosecutor...

Anything to do but wait?

That seems like a long time to wait for a decision although many Judges are very busy and it can take a while to get a ruling. You may want to...

St. Johns Jail is holding money they owe me for a reduced purge. Should I consult a Lawyer ?

You can call our office at (904)829-3035 and ask for either Sung Lee or Ginny Morgan. They both handle Family Law cases is St. Augustine. Bryan...

My case was closed. This is my first offense. The lawyer told me the charges would be expunged?

it does not automatically get expunged. the only way 'nothing' shows on your record is if you were not arrested AND the case was dropped. if you...

I am on probation for criminal tresspassing, can i bartend?

I agree with all the rest of the attorneys, ask your PO. You may need an order from court to allow you to do so. With that said, usually the...