If I'm living with my girlfriend and she gets an order of protection against me how do I get her out of my house legally
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Answered on March 05, 2021
You will need to hire an attorney to either help you get out of your lease or to help you get the order of protection dismissed. You may can call...
If I hire a lawyer, will that help speed up a police investigation?
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Answered on March 05, 2021
Not necessarily. The District Attorney's office will still be the only people that can prosecute. Have you contacted the DA's office or a Victim...
If a roommate whose name is on the lease gets released based off a no contact order, is this legal?
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Answered on March 05, 2021
Some states have laws that allow people to break their leases based on domestic violence situations. I would contact a local attorney or your...
I fell in a pothole by the curb? Employer says they aren't responsible because it was in the street. What can I do
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Answered on March 05, 2021
You may want to also look at seeing if the city is responsible. I would hire an attorney in your area to see if you have a valid claim against the...
What are the repercussions for someone who gets charged with domestic assault after being on probation for aggravated assault ?
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Answered on March 05, 2021
It would probably be beneficial to have the same attorney representing this person on their probation violation and the new charge-- that way...
Does the DA has 6 months to indict you from the date of the arrest or from the preliminary hearing after my case went B/O?
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Answered on March 05, 2021
You would need an attorney to file a 48b motion on your behalf.
How many times can you get ROR bail, even for the same charge?
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Answered on March 05, 2021
There isn't a cap on the amount of times someone can be ROR'd. It's all up to the discretion of the Judge.
Neighbor shot up my house and the police said there is nothing they can do, what can I do?
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Answered on March 05, 2021
In Tennessee this would be reckless endangerment with firing a weapon into a habitation (C felony) since your wife was there. It could even be...
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