If someone is indicted and has codefendants will charges be dismissed if one doesn't show!?

Technically the answer is no. The Commonwealth could prosecute one codefendant now and the other when he is caught. However, there may be some...

Can felony be reduced to misdemeanor

While it is sometimes said that First Offender Treatment in Georgia makes the case "disappear" after successful completion of first offender...

I was have resturant in 2010 and got fire and i dont have insurance just for equipment and irs all time send me to pay tax and

You may also want to consult a bankruptcy attorney to see if you might get some relief from your tax debts. While many taxes are not dischargeable...

I am married but seperated to an army guy, but i am pregnant with not his baby, can i still get a divorce if im pregnant?

Though it might be technically possible to get a divorce while pregnant with a child that does not belong to your husband, very few Kentucky judges...

My son(27) and daughter(15) were charged with buglary 2nd.

Your children should hire good criminal defense attorneys who are familiar with the local judges and prosecutors. Depending upon your children's...

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My 9 yr old sons father passed away 2 weeks ago, his father has been remarried for 3 yrs. he had no will does he have any rights

Your son would be an heir to his estate and entitled to a portion of his property that passes by inheritance. You should contact an attorney as...

Can you lose your green card for pleading guilty to a felony wanted endangerment charge?

There are serious immigration consequences to pleading to a felony charge. Consult an immigration attorney before entering a guilty plea to any...

MY DAD DIE 3/12/2013 HE HAS THREE KIDS AND A WIFE BUT HE DIDNT MAKE A WILL WHO GET WHAT

In Georgia, because your dad had no will, his wife takes equally with the children, but in no case receives less than one-third of the estate. ...

You should have an attorney review the trust document to see if the terms of the trust itself provide for a method to terminate the trust.

My grandmother died and left her estate to my dad and my aunt. my aunt dies a year after my grandmother is her estate my dads

Under the circumstances you described, typically your aunt's portion of the estate would go to your your aunt's heirs or the beneficiaries of her...