While some PDO's have "ERUs" (early response units) this is usually only for the most serious of charges. The most likely scenario is that if can't...

It's always best to have a lawyer file the motion (as opposed to it being pro se) but in the end the decision lies entirely (110%) with the Judge. ...

Better contact your lawyer, your PO or the Clerk of Court, stat (and be more responsible / careful... if you value your liberty that is...). ...

Bluntly stated: The only thing more brainless than "texting a phone number for “adult services”" was paying $2,000. I sure hope you've learned...

In Family Court he can for sure (this is known as "fraudulent conveyance" or "fraudulent transfer") and you may notice that both phrases contain...

I can't promise you what the St. Pete SAO will do but I can tell you what would happen in The 305 and you can extrapolate from there (although I...

Duplicate question duplicate answer: In order to answer your question I'd have to understand it. If you are saying that your PO submitted an...

In order to answer your question I'd have to understand it. If you are saying that your PO submitted an affidavit for a VOP but the Judge rejected...

I don't have ESP, a crystal ball, Tarot cards, an Ouija board or any other way to tell you what WILL happen; what I can tell you is that be it a...

Maybe and in any event having a lawyer is certain to improve your odds. Still, the decisions of whether or not to either "squash" your Writ and or...