Can I be prosecuted for a 4 year old misdemeanor 1 simple assault charge? Isn't there a 2 year statute of limitations ?

If charges were filed or if you did something to roll the running of the statute of limitations you can be charged.

What can j do as ghe off er from the casino wants to talk to me

I’d retain counsel, ask to see the video, pay the damage, and hope you don’t get charged for criminal damaging. And ask for video of the damage to...

Where do I stand, and how can i get some off my title to my house?

From what you describe your house is a premarital asset. If this is true, your spouse is not entitled to any of that property. However, if your...

What will happen to me if I was indicted on Unlawful Sexual Misconduct but left the state before I had court?

You need to retain counsel, deal with warrant for your arrest, enter a not guilty plea, deal with bond, and keep your damn mouth shut.

Do I need to hire an attorney and what should I expect being charged with criminal damaging or endangering property?

Anytime a person is charged with a crime they should retain an attorney. This is likely a misdemeanor of the second degree which carries with it a...

Will i go to jail?

You should invoke your right to remain silent and retain an attorney. Depending on the dollar amount you could be seriously looking at being...

My 20 yr old was given a tkt for underage influence of alcohol...she was drunk but did not drink in public. What to do?

No attorney can guarantee charges will be dismissed. In BG Muni Court, IF she is a first time offender, she can take a class and do community...

If I had a driving under suspension and DUI 20 years ago and decided now to fight it would they have to have that officer in cou

I am assuming from your question but there never was a conviction in this case. For whatever reason this is a 20-year-old open case. If that is the...

It is unclear from your question whether or not you are represented by an attorney. If you are, you should ask your attorney. If you are not...

If this your first offense and you get charged with a aggravated burglary how long will you get ?

Aggravated burglary, as described, is likely a felony of the second degree with a prison term of 2 - 8 years with a presumption of going to prison....