What can I do my former landlord passed away but he had given me a washer and dryer now his wife has pressed criminal charges

Agree. If you have been formally charged you need to hire an attorney immediately as if it was a business type agreement to give you the property...

Am I eligible for probation?

Don't just talk to an attorney - hire an attorney. On most all charges a person is eligible for probation, including being a felon in possession...

Can I have my case postponed?

Whether you can hire an attorney 2 weeks from Court is up to the attorney and not the Court so that would be between you and the attorney. If you...

You really need to talk with a workers comp attorney ASAP as you have a lot going on. First, if you were rear ended while at work you have 2 cases...

If probation revokes my probation what exactly happens ?

Agree. You stand to have your probation revoked and serve a year in jail/prison. Parole eligibility depends on the crime you plead guilty too and...

Can a misdemeanor of check charge in KY be vacated if I plead guilty ?

Agree. This is why it is extremely important to never ever just plead guilty on your own without seeking counsel first. There is no such thing as...

Can I receive a prayer of judgment if I had gotten one In NC I live in ky now and got a speeding ticket?

Agree. In KY tickets are either pre-payable or require Court attendance. If pre-payable you plead guilty once you make the payment so make sure...

I’ve missed a show cause hearing due to working out of state now what do I do?

You need to contact the attorney you had for the case or hire one to see what is going on if you don't know.

Can I get a domestic violence charge expunged that happened 8 years ago, if I have any other charges within 5 years ?

You need to contact an attorney who can review your record and see what can be expunged then you will request a certification from the KSP to see...

Agree. Never ever 100% never enter into a plea deal without knowing exactly what you are doing and what your sentence is. Contact your attorney...