Can I have still get out I have a warrant for missing a sentencing date in McCracken county Kentucky ?

There's not really any way to know with absolute certainty what jail time, if any, you may have to serve because of this issue. The outcome is...

Do I have a case for breach of contract since I was lied to?

Any legal options that are available to you likely depend on additional facts and a review of the contract language. At this point, you may want to...

Your son's legal options are most likely detailed in the language in the contract for the car and the language in the warranty. However, he could...

If I did what the courts said and paid what I needed to why is it still on my record and how can I remove it

A record of the court case will still exist regardless of the case being finally resolved. In order to prevent the case from appearing in...

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For this type of specific and personal legal advice, you may want to consider speaking directly to an attorney about the possible options you may...

How long can i expect my alcohol intoxication charge second offense to be on my record?

The timing of expungement will depend on what the final resolution of the case was. If the charge was dismissed (maybe through some type of plea...

Can the state officer that is trying to charge me for possession after telling me would let go of I told him about any drugs ?

It sounds as though you have been formally charged because of this event. If that's the case, you'll want to consult privately with an attorney...

What is the bond on an assault charge in hopkins county kentucky?

Bond is determined on a variety of factors and will be different in every case. Someone will need to call the Circuit Clerk of the county where the...

What is the penalty for Carry Concealed Weapon?

Carrying a Concealed Deadly Weapon is a Class A misdemeanor in Kentucky. The possible penalties for a Class A misdemeanor conviction are up to 12...

Second Degree Burglary is a Class C felony. Class C felonies are punishable by 5 to 10 years in prison. Receiving Stolen Property Under $10,000...