I received a DUI 10 years ago in St Augustine Florida. I completed everything can I get it expunged? Do I need a lawyer?

Unfortunately Florida does not allow for sealing or expunging a DUI.

I am in need of a pro bono lawyer for a first time offender (18 years old) petit theft charge. We don't know where to begin.

The defendant will be given an arraignment date. At the arraignment date they should request the services of the public defender. Public defenders...

I was recently hired as a CNA - given the drug test and made an offer. Today I received an email telling me I was NOT hired.

If you had trouble with the law 19 years ago and that was the only time you were in trouble AND you were not convicted you should consider taking...

I got misdemeanor probation for a year for possesion of pot paraphernalia along with 40 hrs community service. Can I pay it off

First thing to do is ask your probation officer. In some cases they can give you permission to pay off the hours. If your probation officer won't...

A case disposition date is really the same thing as a status conference. The attorneys talk with the judge and typically one of three things will...

Transferring an inmate for trial

The inmate's attorney can schedule a court appearance in the county where the inmate wants to be transferred and then send a transport order to the...

Can a felony get expunged? or If it is denied can it get appealed?

If it is a juvenile offense there is a different procedure that you have to go through as opposed to expunging an adult offense. Did you do the...

Moving after DUI.

The other attorneys have provided you with excellent in depth responses so I will keep this short. In order to convict you of a second DUI within 5...

Malicious Prosecution, or what?

This is more of a civil case than a criminal case. I suggest you consult with a personal injury attorney to discuss your damages and possible...

At what point is a child considered to be in police custody?

Notifying the parents is one of the factors a Court will consider when determining whether the statements were made freely and voluntarily.