How can I pay a speeding ticket received in Ga while I live in Fl. a friend was going doing 86 in a 70 mph zone

You should be able to either (1) mail in a payment or (2) pay the ticket online. However, please be aware that simply paying the ticket could...

What could happen with a first degree arson felony charge?

Arson is an extremely serious charge. In Florida, a first degree arson charge is punishable by up to 30 years in state prison. With that in mind,...

Convicted of 2nd DUI in FL in 2006. Got 3rd DUI in VA but convicted as a first offense.

I am guessing that your Florida DUI conviction back in 2006 (for 2nd DUI w/in 5 years) resulted in a 5 year license suspension? Typically, you...

I was in the pti program in 2009 i completed all that was asked but not in the amount of time asked.

I can't say 100% what will happen when you go back to court. It will depend on the charge, the judge, the prosecutor, and the specific terms of...

I received a misdemeanor 10 yrs ago charge for providing false to a law enforcement officer where adjudication was guilty

For this answer, I'm going to assume that you are talking about a Florida conviction. While you are not per se entitled to have a court review your...

Under FL law, is it possible to rescind a no contest plea for a 2nd degree criminal misdemeanor?

Yes, it is definitely possible to have a plea rescinded or vacated, but it there must be a legal basis for doing so and it may not be easy. Please...

Yes, depending on the circumstances, it may be against the law to spit on someone's personal property. For instance, if the spit causes any damage...

I recieved a ticket for "drivingtoo closely" what exacly is this charge and what are the fines? what should i do ? miami florida

I would definitely recommend that you contact an attorney to help fight your ticket. The traffic violation for which you were cited is quite vague...

A person from one county, taken and incarcerated in another county now to be on house arrest.

Yes, once the person is released from jail or prison, they will usually be permitted to return to their home county to serve their term of house...