Most likely no if there are no additional facts that you have left out from the plea bargain. Inquire of your sons attorney who has a grasp of...

Assuming you had your case dismissed there are forms that you can have an attorney complete to have your case expunged. There is a filing cost and...

I agree with Mr Burns. These are discussions you have with the attorney representing your husband. I might add that a “slip up” probably is...

Unfortunately hiring a lawyer doesn’t change the mandatory waiting period before one is eligible to have their eligible convictions expunged.

Talk to an attorney. You maybe able to place the money with the clerks office and request an order of satisfaction of the judgment and/or ask that...

I would recommend contacting a bankruptcy attorney. I know that is not what you want to do but the fact that they are currently garnishing your...

Just let you attorney know and he or she will take care of it.

Yes its five years after you complete the sentence which would be five years from the end date of the probation.

You will need to discuss this matter with an estate attorney that has knowledge of the process to contest a will.

Mr Burns is correct. Charges that have been dismissed can be expunged.