"Can I sue _______" is a civil law question. Last I checked this was still America, and in America you can sue pretty much anyone for pretty...

Florida is an "at will" employment state, meaning that, absent an employment contract, you can be hired or not hired, or hired and then fired for...

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 story) and...

No. Even if you were lucky enough to have received a withhold (perhaps pursuant to a "YO" sentence) Armed Robbery is a disqualified offense and...

You are asking the wrong question. Whether the cops or the prosecutor are legally right or wrong is a not for either you or me to decide. ...

Traffic infractions do not violate probation. That said, failing to property deal with a routine traffic citation (e.g. winding up with a...

Your PO is free to advise you as to how and when to report, and that is fine and dandy, but only your Judge can make that change (formally...

You have asked this question (well, a similar one) already, I offered an answer to this component (even though you did not specifically address...

"Please help"... How precisely do you propose that any lawyer on the internet do that? "It should be day 8 but it’s only day 2 cause his hearing...

If you wish to file a grievance with the court about your lawyer then you are free to do so at any time. If the complaint is intelligible then...