Should I ask an accident specialist Atty. or can a general atty. do the same thing ?

First, take care of your injuries. It sounds as if you may have a herniated cervical disc, and the numbness usually indicates nerve root...

Shouldn't A PERSON be able to file charges against a probation officer that behaved inappropriately AFTER going to his superiors

You can contact the State Attorney's Office if you think the probation officer committed a crime. If you have a VOP, then you must hire a criminal...

What is the difference between a magistrate judge and a district court judge?

There is no practical difference. A magistrate judge may hear your case quicker, but that's not always the case. Your best bet is to research the...

Yes, it is illegal. You would be an accessory to prostitution. I'm sure you realize this is not legal or you would not ask such a question.

We have no way of knowing. If you have concerns, then hire an attorney. None of us know what's on your probation officer's mind.

Payment for deposition?

I've no idea why you think you can subpoena an attorney and not pay for his time OR expect him to answer any questions since almost anything you...

I was issued a subpoena duces tecum without deposition. I billed the attorney; he refuses to pay $1.00 per copy. He's been

How did you arrive at a fee of $1 per page? The judge can set a reasonable fee for production of evidence.

It's been over 60 days the state haven't file and its my 1st offense.

What might take place next? The State files an Information and you go to arraignment, where you will be even more confused and unlikely to get the...

Can you sue a client for not paying over $3000.00 in tuition fees. The client did agree to make payments but never follow thru.

Of course you can sue. Can you recover? That is the true question. If he has nothing, then you cannot get anything. The courts award judgments, not...

Can a cop threaten to arrest me for 3 counts of a crime unless I admit to one of the counts.

It depends on the circumstances. Officers do have discretion to charge people with certain crimes or not do so, but they can only use only limited...