Is there any possibility to have a fine instead a court?

If you were charged with a civil infraction of Driving While License Suspended Without Knowledge, that is a civil infraction and you can pay a...

How can how can I help my son get expunged he hasn't been in trouble in 21 years?

The best way to help your son would be to consult an attorney in the jurisdiction (county) where your son was originally charged. The attorney can...

Where should my lawyer be located?

It would be best to hire an attorney who practices in the Federal District Court in PA where you were charged. Depending upon when restitution was...

My husband signed a check and left it open when he was in Puerto Rico he came back I filled it out and put in the amount of 800

I agree with both of my colleagues, especially the factors listed by Mr. Damessous, as well as the conclusion by Mrs. Drees that I do not believe...

I received a ticket for no insurance, I paid the fine and got insurance, im being told I need an SR 22, is there away to appeal?

Appeals must be filed within 30 days, and you will need legal grounds. You need to consult with an attorney who handles traffic cases ASAP to see...

Yes, there are attorneys who handle post conviction relief, you can use Avvo's Find a Lawyer tool to find criminal defense attorneys who handle...

Will I be able to terminate my probation without having all court costs paid but have paid restitution in full?

I agree with Mr. Mallory, I have never seen a judge early terminate someone's probation who was not current with all costs and fees. Filing a...

Can you go back to your home with a no violent contact order?

Difficult to give you good advice without reviewing the order or any injunctions. Read the order and make sure it does not prohibit you from...

I would start with the Georgia DMV's website, or call them and request a copy. There will likely be a fee. As for your arrest affidavit, if your...

Can any jail time for VOP DUI 1st Offense exceed the max sentence for the DUI? I've already served 144 days.

No, but again, it will depend upon whether you were charged as a first offense or second based upon the out of state prior.