Can I go to jail for missing my restitution hearing?
Yes, you can go to jail, and for several reasons: 1) failure to pay fines as required by court order; 2) failure to pay restitution as ordered; and...
Montgomery, AL
DUI and DWI Lawyer at Montgomery, AL
Practice Areas: DUI & DWI, Criminal Defense, Administrative Law
Yes, you can go to jail, and for several reasons: 1) failure to pay fines as required by court order; 2) failure to pay restitution as ordered; and...
No criminal conviction, misdemeanor or felony, is eligible for expungement in the state of Alabama under the present Alabama Code.
The fact that you "didn't know" is not an excuse or legal justification. Every Alabama licensee is required to maintain an official mailing address...
It is probably illegal, depending on the specific facts. See, Code of Alabama, 1975, Section 13A-10-13 titled 'Unlawful use of great seal of state...
Certified mail - receipt required. Otherwise, it will be impossible to show deliver upon the party and the date delivered.
I am not a Florida licensed attorney, but the state of Florida, as do all 50 states, utilizes an "Implied Consent" statute which is virtually the...
The subject needs to clear the state of Georgia and obtain "valid" status. At the point, the Georgia revocation order will be removed from the...
An answer must be filed in 30 days after service of process is made upon the defendant. The answer may include, as a separate pleading, a motion...
The City of Montgomery has a "payment plan" to allow persons with outstanding fines to enter into a monthly payment plan with the Municipal Court....
The short answer is probably not, but there may be extenuating circumstances or facts not included in your inquiry. As a general statement of law,...