What is the punishment for someone charged with 2nd degree forgery?
Forgery in the Second Degree is a Class D felony. Class D felonies are punishable by one to five years in prison. The elements for Forgery in the...
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Forgery in the Second Degree is a Class D felony. Class D felonies are punishable by one to five years in prison. The elements for Forgery in the...
Juvenile cases are extremely sensitive, confidential, and the possible outcomes are different and more varied than Circuit Court ("adult" court)....
It will likely depend on if the other warrant has been served or not. It is certainly possible that a hold could be placed on him because of the...
There is a collections company with a similar name but not exactly the same. Either way, a person can dispute the validity or accuracy of an...
Kentucky is an "at will" employment state. Meaning an employee who doesn't have a specific employment contract can be fired for any reason or no...
Any prior payments should have counted towards the overall debt or have resolved the entire account if what you paid was considered a settlement...
There's not enough information in your post to really know what options you may have available. You should reach out directly to an employment...
You didn't state the exact charge, but I assume it's something like Theft by Unlawful Taking (TBUT) under $500. If so, then that charge is a Class...
There's not enough information in your post to know exactly where the banks are in the legal process (if they've even started one at all) or to...
Whether there is a set scale as to what they can charge may depend on who towed the vehicle. If the tow was associated with Louisville Metro, then...