You are going to have trouble finding a lawyer to handle this unless your son is willing to pay an hourly rate which will likely will also require...

Assuming you are in Canada, Kentucky, USA, then he would be able to go to the property once the order expires. In Kentucky, protection orders can...

Your cousin is currently in the custody of the state and cannot go ANYWHERE without the approval of the jail or an order from the judge allowing...

You are eligible after 5 years from the end of your probation.

Flagrant nonsupport is a felony which is why it was sent to the grand jury.

Depending on everything that happened, you could serve between 0 days, although unlikely, and 2 years. If you are sentenced to serve out it will be...

Depending on the county and exactly what the charges are. There may be several options for resolving your citation. Contact a local criminal law...

Not really sure what happened but yes you can take them to court. You can sue them in small claims court as long as the claim dies not exceed $2500.

If you steal something and give it back it is still a crime. Hire a lawyer.

Perjury in the first degree is a class D felony punishable by up to 5 years in prison. I would not advise you to perjure yourself saying that he...