My husband is being charged with Robbery, a second degree felony. What could he be sentenced?

The range of penalties in the previous answer is correct. However, you may also want to consider that a judge who is sentencing someone convicted...

The answer to this question depends on the terms of the contract you signed. Under no circumstances can you ever be forced to work a job you don't...

Do i need a lawyer?

You need an attorney. It is very likely that you will be charged with a criminal offense. If you have an attorney, he or she could contact the...

Can a Felony 5 be dismissed?

If you have been arrested for a felony indictment, that means a Grand Jury has reviewed evidence about the alleged crime and voted to have you...

What happen if the petitioner and respondent don't show up at the court hearing?

The party that has the burden of proof in a lawsuit has the obligation to show up at the hearing or trial. This is usually called the Plaintiff...

Is it legal to use a parent's or spouse's prescription?

No. NOTE: Any information contained herein is intended for informational purposes only and should not be construed as legal advice. Always...

Low Income ($300/month) person's court appointed lawyer isn't doing a thing, what steps do we need to take? (Ohio)

You can retain a private attorney, but that will cost more than $300 per month. If the public defender is not cooperating with the client, the...

Does my 14 yr old have to visit her dad on his weekends?

I have handled several divorce, custody, and visitation cases (nearly all in Pennsylvania). What I've learned from these is that judges will make...

If a person don't have a will, and during a conversation the other person record "say that you promise to put them in a will,"

Under the law in most states, wills are only valid if they are in writing. Some states require witnesses in addition to a written will. A person...

If a person don't have a will, and during a conversation the other person record "say that you promise to put them in a will,"

Under the law in most states, wills are only valid if they are in writing. Some states require witnesses in addition to a written will. A person...