What's a good estimate of what will happen
There's just no way an attorney can guess what might happen or what is fair without getting a much more intimate knowledge of your case. You can...
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There's just no way an attorney can guess what might happen or what is fair without getting a much more intimate knowledge of your case. You can...
If both were felony convictions, then no, they cannot be run concurrent. However, if those are class D felonies, which it sounds like they are,...
It depends on what it is, which is why you really should have a lawyer. Have you contacted your local Legal Aid to see if you qualify for a free or...
There is simply no way an attorney online can answer the questions you need answered. You need your own attorney ASAP. Call around. Check here on...
Do you already have an attorney? If not, you need one badly. I don't take those types of cases but I can give you some referrals if you don't have...
If they are needing to prove where he was living, you may be the only witness for that. You should only have to testify if it goes to trial, though...
In this situation, a lawyer can mean the difference between a criminal record and none.
Hi there. I'm so sorry to hear you're going through this. Kentucky has a Casey's Law - http://caseyslaw.org/KY_Files/TheSteps.htm
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There are too many issues involved here for an attorney to give you sound advice online. You should contact someone with whom you can consult at an...