Florida has an unconstitutional Administrative Law that adds a license suspension on top of a criminal conviction which is wrong

Alabama will honor enforcement decisions from other states. You may have an argument, but it is going to be a costly process with no assurance of...

Can I get fired for refusing something that goes against your religious beliefs?

Most of the recent cases deal with health care provider employees refusing flu shots. It is a very complicated area of the law. I suggest you...

Can they keep my gun for a year even after I give them the information they want?Was this a smart idea agreeing without a lawye?

If you are accused of a crime, it is never a good idea to cooperate with law enforcement without the advice of an attorney. I think you realize...

What age can a child in Alabama speak their mind on not going with a non custodian party ?

You would have to return to court for a modification. At that time, the court may allow the child to speak his or her concerns. You cannot...

How much evidence is needed to prosecute the charges?

I do not understand what you mean about having criminal indictment) and civil court. These would be two separate and different proceedings. ...

What is the Alabama law for unmarried mothers?

It is wise to prepare sooner rather than later. If the alleged father is not married to you, then he is not automatically presumed to be the...

Can you get probation in municipal courts in Alabama

Depending on the municipality, you can likely participate in a deferred prosecution program. Upon completion, you will not have a conviction on...

Can i sue Wal-Mart for having me arrested for shoplifting but they found nothing on me?

Alabama law allows merchants or their employees who have probable cause to reasonably detain persons suspected of shoplifting. Such detention does...

What do I need to do?

You can, and probably should, report this criminal act to the bank, and the bank should make it good to you. The bank will, however, most likely...

Unless you become emancipated, you remain the responsibility of your parents until age 19. Under Alabama law, you could be considered a runaway.