You wife has a lawyer. If she has waived privilege then speak to her lawyer. S/he is the only person on Earth who is versed in the facts,...

Apparently there is something going on because the cops don't go around "kicking in doors looking for me" unless there is a very serious and solid...

FYI: The "Fellow Officer Rule" (a/k/a "the Doctrine of Collective Knowledge") deals with determining probable cause to make an arrest, and in...

This is not a legal question, rather it is one of morals and ethics. Either call the cops and report her or don't; either remain in a...

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

We are lawyers not diviners or bookies, thus we don't quote odds, still, anything is possible (whether or not it is probable is another...

Absolutely. Mr. Harkess and Mrs. Coffman nailed it. Depending upon the circumstances knowingly providing false information to a cop can...

Yes. Bondsmen are free to "surrender" their subjects. That said if there is no legal basis upon which to do so then the surety may have...

Yes. The answer is yes. When you are booked you must be taken in front of a Judge within 24 hours for a probable cause determination and bond...

You already called the cops. You can seek a restraining order and you can call ICE. Other than that I'm not sure what other options you...