My X's lawyer E-filed a document giving me 30 days to answer all types of very personal questions. Do I have to answer them?

Apparently, you have been served with a set of interrogatories and attached motion to produce documents. To answer your question in simplest terms...

Do I need to hire a traffic attorney?

It is always in the client's best interest to hire an attorney and not to attempt to represent themselves. A well-qualified criminal defense...

Start job in 1 day and background chk passed. no mention of drug test. wouldnt this be done before start date if needed?

As a general statement of law, Alabama employment law is "employment at will." Unless there is a employer-employee contract that limits drug...

Can a judge put a plea in for you,Alabama

Under Alabama law, a trial court judge can only enter an plea of not guilty if the defendant refuses to enter a plea on their own. See, Rule 14.2...

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How do I get information about a DUI from 17 years ago in a state I no longer reside in?

Your question is not exactly clear, but from what I gather, the state of Alabama will not issue an Alabama driver license due to a "hold" in the...

Written interrogatories & written depositions?

Interrogatories are written, sworn responses to a question or a number of questions included in the opposing counsel's list of interrogatories....

My son is facing a probation violation.

There are a number of very good criminal defense attorneys who are qualified to assist in this matter. For a listing of attorneys in your area,...

My son hit a sign and a mailbox on a company truck and left the scene

The offense of "hit and run" is termed "leaving the scene of an accident" and carries heavy and substantial penalties if convicted. Under the Code...

Shoplifted from Walmart. What now?

WalMart has a uniform policy of prosecuting every shoplifter, no matter what amount the value of the property taken. If you are not placed into...

State a claim & cause of action

A cause of action is a justiciable claim or demand that a court will assume jurisdiction. In simple terms, a cause of action is a set of facts...