Am I still legally responsible for my son when he turns 18 in the state of Alabama ?
The age of majority in the state of Alabama is age 19. See, Code section 26-1-1: "Age of majority designated as 19 years." which states in...
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The age of majority in the state of Alabama is age 19. See, Code section 26-1-1: "Age of majority designated as 19 years." which states in...
The state of Alabama, as do all states, has the authority under the U.S. Constitution to enact laws to criminalize the possession of certain items,...
Your theory that "nobody knows" is false - the state probation authority (Alabama Board of Pardons and Paroles) is part of and participates in the...
There are no "standard fees" for lawyers - such practice was held unconstitutional as a violation of restraint of trade by the U.S. Supreme Court...
Only the district attorney in a state court or prosecutor in a municipal court has the authority to "drop" [i.e., nol pros] a pending charge. If...
If you were in a public area, as a general statement, there is no right to privacy. Any person that voluntarily places him or herself in a public...
No, you will not be mailed a U.T.T.C. If you were not apprehended on the scene, then there will be no further steps taken.
As a general statement, conduct occurring prior to being placed on probation or in a probationary status cannot form the basis for subsequent...
Extradition is required under the Constitution and the state statutes. If a felony arrest was made and filed with the court, and the individual has...
If convicted of DUI, your Alabama driver license - the Class D part - will be suspended for 90 days first offense in the past ten years. This would...