Usually that depends on your prior record. If you don’t have any prior convictions, then it’s unlikely you’ll see any jail time for your first...

Is there any chance i will go to jail for unpaid court fines@cost?tuesday i go to ask judge to waive them?i was on a suspended

You've got kind of a lot going on here. Bottom line for you, I think, is that you had a suspended sentence, received some more citations while on...

Do I need a criminal defense attorney ?

Your description of the events leads me to believe that you could (emphasis on "could") be prosecuted for theft. Main questions that you want to...

Im on unsupervised. probation for a small pot. plant and got pulled over and had half a joint

The state can still choose to issue a violation for your unsupervised probation. Question: You said they let you go, but did they write you a...

Misdemeanor charges

One major detail you're leaving out of this question is what happened with the cases: For example, were the cases dismissed as part of either...

Can i go to jail for unpaid fines?i recently found out my drivers licence has been revoked due to unpaid court cost @fines/

You can't go to jail for unpaid fines that are as old as the ones you're talking about. You can, and will, however, have your driving privileges...

Okay so the key to this situation is having an agreement in writing. While the agreement in writing (If you pay x amount to have my car repainted...

My adopted son is asking me for help he wants to file for emancipation in the state of Tennessee please help

These issues are tremendously fact specific. I would contact an attorney who specializes in Family Law in Williamson County, Tennessee to assist...

Jail time or class?got a citation in davidson county for prostitution and paraphenalia?

The grace empowered class is usually part of what's called an Under Advisement plea, whereby you can have your case dismissed without having to go...

I took a guilty plea of judicial diversion in Nashville tn, I'm a little confused.

If you took a plea under judicial diversion, you should be able to have it expunged. I think, and I could be wrong, that what you're looking at is...