Are charges only dropped in court? or will it just get dropped overtime like inbetween court dates?

It is possible for charges to be dropped prior to a court date. If the prosecutor files a Nolle Prosequi then the charges are dropped. A prosecutor...

I filed for early termination and was denied, filed again because i wasn't prepared to speak in front of the judge.

Who sent you a letter and what charges can they press? That sounds rather dubious. If you are on probation and file a motion for early termination,...

The charge you are describing is a third degree felony, punishable by a maximum of 5 years in prison. If you have never been in trouble before,...

Can I get custody of my grandson?

No, you probably cannot get temporary custody of your grandson. Of course, if DCF or a state agency steps in and takes the child out of the...

How long is a "no violent contact order" valid?

It sounds like the order is a condition of probation. That means that when probation is released from probation then the order is no longer in...

I'm being accused of apparently flashing a firearm at a coworker then reportedly stating "snitches get stitches"

These are very serious allegations. The charge could be either Improper Exhibition of a Firearm, a misdemeanor, to Aggravated Assault with a...

What is a no counter petition in a divorce case

I'm not sure what a "no counter petition" is. When someone files for divorce, the other spouse has to file a response, or answer, within 20 days of...

What are the steps to getting your record expunged

Were they part of the same case? If so, then it is possible to get both expunged. You should consult with an attorney. The process includes...

How can i contest an unemployment hearing decision

You can always appeal an unemployment hearing decision with the courts, however, the court will usually defer to the hearing officer when it comes...

My boyfriend got arrested for felony battery,false imprisonment and robbery by sudden snatching how much time can he face?

Each of those crimes are third degree felonies, meaning they each carry a maximum of 5 years in prison. Run consecutively, they have a maximum...