Should I get a crimanal attorney to represent me at my probation revocation hearing?

Having an attorney represent you is always in your best interest. They know the court system and the best course of action for your specific case....

Ex bfs wife was sent message from my email threatening to sue and whatever. meanwhile he has restraining order on me. they are t

Your best plan of action is to retain an attorney and have them handle the case for you. Speaking to the police yourself will just result in an...

Who really knows the law? The 3 avvo.com attorneys who answered my question correctly or the state attorney who put me in prison

Avvo attorneys answer questions based on the information provided to them, but every case is different. Without specific facts no one can tell you...

Probation question. Plz help!

If you have any questions about your probation and your parole officer is not responding to your calls, I would definitely contact any attorney in...

Filed child support in 2000....nothing yet

I definitely suggest you speak to an attorney in your area who you can give specific facts about your case to, as your question doesn't shed much...

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My daughters father got legal aide services. Has temp custody. I am single mother are there any other available options?

I definitely suggest you find and speak to an attorney. Like your daughters Father you can look into legal aid in your area. Also, sometimes law...

In any traffic infraction I believe the best thing to do is to fight the ticket. Fighting the ticket can get the ticket dismissed outright or can...

Enforce court decree - don't have paperwork yet from the court

Your answer all comes down to what your court ordered parenting plan states. If its his day with the kids, he gets them. If the agreement to not...

I live in Florida what county can I file my divorce in?

Yes you can definitely file in Orange County. The filer has the option of what county they want to file in for venue, and it is unlikely your ex...

Unfortunately no. Warrants do not just "go away" because you became a legal adult. Your best plan of action is to contact an attorney and deal with...