What type of penalty (jail/fine) would a mom serve for switching places in a car accident with her son? no other cars/injuries?

the worst that I can imagine if the mom was charged would be (1)obstruction or opposing a police officer w/o violence..or (2) filing a false police...

Suiing a Vet for Pet Neglect?

Mr. Shiner is correct. You can only recover for the actual value of the pet, there is no cause of action in Florida for damages such as pain and...

A demand letter in a personal injury case was sent but no offer why?

You need to contact your attorney to discuss ASAP. He or she should be very willing to discuss your case status , especially since a demand has...

I pled no contest to the lesser offenses of simple assault and battery. Adjudication was witheld. Can my record be sealed?

You can have your record sealed so long as you have never been adjudicated guilty of any other offense in your adult life. This includes criminal...

Contributing to the delinquency of a minor??

Please see my answer to your previous question regarding your "perfect gentleman" boyfriend. Unfortunately, as long as you live under your...

Restraining Order??

The situation you describe sounds like it is going to go from bad to worse. While Sexual battery charges nor Contributing charges are not going to...

I am currently in the process of suing a party in an Auto Negligence case. I am being asked if I have ever been convicted

if Adjudication was withheld, the answer is that you werer not convicted and any mention of the charge at your civil trial is NOT admissible. Your...

Unfortunately this is not unusual behavior for State Farm. Do not believe what their television ads attempt to portray. State Farm is NOT a "good...

I entered my neighbors house through the front door to get my girlfriend. I am charged with burglary battery in FL. Any advice?

I agree that Burglary/ Battery is by statute a very serious offense. However, often times it is charged under circumstances much different that...

Confused Judge?

Sounds like both you and the Judgewere confused at the hearing...typically if you have completed 1/2 of your probation without incident, the court...

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