What should I expect in court??
You will either get a continuance because the cop is not there or you'll get to have a hearing where the cop says you drove recklessly.
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You will either get a continuance because the cop is not there or you'll get to have a hearing where the cop says you drove recklessly.
If the 2nd felony carries a possible 5 years in jail or more, he is not entitled to a bond. I have seen this rule bent before though.
If you have a court date, then you have had charges pressed against you. You need to hire an attorney.
You need to let your lawyer handle all of that. Typically, the deed is not transferred until the Bank approves the loan/refi.
He needs to discuss these new issues with his attorney and prepare for trial. Good luck.
Juvenile records are sealed once the child reaches the age of majority. Only the courts and law enforcement can see those records. They are not...
You really need to sit down with a local family law attorney and go over the decree. Anything can be modified if it's deemed necessary by the Court.
I agree with Ms. Bryant. You would need to talk to a GA attorney as this question is being posted to MS lawyers.
You really need to sit down with a probate/estate attorney and go over the specifics of your case. The 2 lawyers above gave good advice as to how...
You should sit down with an attorney and see if it can be expunged. That way you don't have to disclose it and it will not show up.