Drug probation after felony probation modified for a violation - will this affect my divorce/custody/visitation?

This is really a family law question. But any alleged history of drug abuse may be brought forward by the opposing side. You should be speaking to...

If not prosecuted on charges because I took a plea then felony VOP (abscond and new charges) occurs will they "recharge" me?

They may still prosecute for the same charges. Speak to his lawyer right away, or set a free consultation with a lawyer as most offer free...

Can my possesion charge be dismissed?

it would be to your advantage to speak to a local criminal defense attorney as most offer a free consultation. The fact that your windows were down...

Yes it can be done at the same time.

Sentenced to 1 year 1 month but with 63 days credit time served. Prison or county?

From your description it sounds like they were sentenced to 13 or more months. That would mean the individual will serve out the rest of the time...

Is it possible his sentence will be time served?

TO properly answer that question with some level of confidence would require detailed knowledge of the facts of each one of these cases. This is...

Hey if the case that got him the violation of probation got dropped and he still in there

if the sole basis of the violation was a new law violation, and that new law violation was no information, not nul prossed , then you can...

If someone had a little charge of loitering while they are on probation but first appearance court said they dismissed

IF your new law violation was in fact "no informationed", NOTnul prosse. Ultimately the state cannot "convict"you on a VOP based solely on this one...

Daughter found adjudicated guilty. First time offender can she qualify in the state of Florida

I agree with my colleague I've never heard that term wobbler before. Most local attorneys offer free initial consultations. Contact one today at...

presentence investigation is done by the Office of probation to give the judge a recommendation prior to formally sentencing the defendant....