How to obtain a lawyer for Puerto Rico

You would need to contact the Bar in Puerto Rico, or look for a local attorney who is licesened in there as well.

Yes. A judge can Orally order almost anything in court. A judge can sign in whatever color ink they want, its their courtroom, Blue black pink...

I have an up coming court date for a second felony charge. Can ice pick me up after im sentenced or have a detainer on me prior?

I agree with the above answers. ICE can pick you up prior to this. When you enter the plea, the judge will likely tell you "if you are not a US...

Yes. You can get jail time for disobeying a court order through the contempt process. If you are on probation for these community service hours,...

Motion for default and default judgement w certicate of service I received in mail now what will happen?

You need to hire an attorney to set aside the default. It is not an easy process, and you need someone that knows what they are doing by your side.

The judge denied my request to allow my 9 year old to fly unaccompanied on a flight that’s only 2 hours, how do I appeal this ?

You can file a motion for rehearing, or an Appeal with the district court, however in most family law court rooms, the judge is given discretion to...

What else can I do to get the D6 lifted from my license?

First, speak with the atorney who handled the previous cases. Your privilege to drive could be hinged on a number of different factors. A D6...

Where can I find a lawyer that will submit a 3.850 that is completed?

if this case is in Florida, I would advise reaching out to either the public defenders office, or if they are who the 3.850 is against, they would...

Will the court allow a step parent to enroll a child in insurance if the spouse is suppose to provide coverage.

There are a few things that you need to talk with a qualified Family Law attorney about. First, if you were not married, and there have been no...

Can I get a 16 year old injunction dismissed ?

First, many injunctions are considered "Permanant" but the term is usually "until further order of the court". I would advise that you hire an...