Becoming a Lawyer & Passing the State Bar As a Convicted Fellon???
The present Rule that applies to your question is 2-13.3 that says a person who has been convicted of a felony is not eligible to apply (for...
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The present Rule that applies to your question is 2-13.3 that says a person who has been convicted of a felony is not eligible to apply (for...
If the question asks if he has ever been CONVICTED of a crime, the answer would be no if the charges were dropped. Most background checks will...
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No, you do not have to file a witness list. Like you said, you should definitely hire an attorney sooner rather than later. That said, the first...
Falsely identifying yourself using another person's information (license, son, etc) is fraud. State and Federal charges may be brought. However,...
I agree with the previous answers regarding extradition time. With regards to what they cal "gain time," that depends. I have never heard of...
I agree with Drake and Green. My advice would be to first do a cost/benefit analysis. Family law can be expensive and you stated your son is 17. ...
I agree with the other answer. Once you were formally divorced you gave up any rights to guaranteed inheritance. Additionally, Florida does not...
You bring up a couple issues. First, it is potential garnishment of your wages for failure to pay rent. Yes, it can, but formal proceedings must...
I agree with the other attorney, you need to contact an immigration department. Criminal charges and subsequent deportation are treated...
Establishing paternity is the formal method in which the law recognizes the identity of the biological father. Once paternity is established, the...