How much time

It's actually quite complicated and you haven't given us enough detail to answer the question. I will assume that you have a total of twelve years...

Can case be pleaded to misdemeanor and get diversion if trying to charge family lived with a felony abuse charge even though no

Your question is really unclear. If you or a loved one, or even someone you only kind of like, is charged with a crime, misdemeanor or felony, have...

As everyone else said, there is no form for this. And any lawyer that would use a form motion for this would probably be committing malpractice....

Could someone be arrested for a warrant if they go to court for a different reason other than what the warrant is out for?

Generally the Fayette County Sheriffs department does a good job of screening the dockets to see if anyone in court has an active warrant. While...

I doubt that anyone would go to the trouble to swear out a private complaint over a traffic offense. It's possible, but it's not clear that any...

If you have a report date you will probably be charged with contempt and given extra time in jail (up to six months, but depending on the judge I...

If I sign to get someone out of jail and he is released with a ankle band and he doesn't follow the rules Will I get in trouble

You could. By signing the bond papers you are guaranteeing that he will return to court. Depending on what he does, you could potentially face...

I got first offense charges on buy/posses and also a trafficking marijuana charge? Never got ticket before?

It's a misdemeanor that carries up to twelve months in jail, unless they add a 1000 ft of a school or with a firearm enhancement. Get a lawyer ASAP...

Does 6 days I spent in jail count toward 15 day sentence

In Kentucky, if you weren't serving on anything else, you are entitled to the credit. So long as you didn't have another holder you will get your...

Can a employer hold the diversion plan against you in ky ?

This is probably better asked in the employment law area of Avvo. I can answer that in Kentucky, you still have a felony pending against you until...