I ignored the 1st civil letter and now 2nd one came saying if don't pay $100 I will be sent to collections, can then?

It's not a good idea to ignore collection letters. You may want to dispute the charge or the amount. Contact competent legal counsel as soon as...

Can a executor of the estate illegally evicted me

Nobody should be able to illegally evict you. But you should hire competent legal counsel to defend your rights. There are special rules with...

Can a business take back their equipment if we don't make a payment that isn't due yet?

You will need to look at the contract. Hire local counsel to advise you and negotiate with the company to keep your water tank. This should be a...

No, although this would be part of the obligation. You would have to check with the county treasurer to see if the house is in foreclosure. Consult...

Leaving the scene 135.12

The circumstances surround leaving the scene of an accident are very important. There is a version of the offense that is a first degree...

How do I resolve a civil traffic infraction fine if the ticket has been sent to the collection?

If you were issued a fine, it appears there was a guilty finding or plea. Consult the Mayor's court to determine what proof is required to mark the...

How can you get charged with fleeing and eluding from an officer from a different city/jurisdiction?

All that is required for charges is that one element of a crime take place in the charging jurisdiction. A classic example is where a gunman in...

I'm trying to get a job caring for people in their home but has a thrift case a year ago it was a missamener dismissed I need a

Dismissal is different than sealing the record. Theft is such a stigmatizing offense, you should get your record sealed to avoid adverse employment...

Will I go to jail? What can I do for the best sentence possible? Please

You definitely should hire local counsel for best result. With a lawyers help, this could conclude much more favorably.

Can I be compensated for being held in jail for 29 days?

A defendant's bail can be revoked for other reasons, including committing a crime while released, even in the absence of a conviction for that...