M1 domestic violence cant the conviction be sealed in ohio fleeing and eluding convictions 1,2,3,&4 can they be sealed

Domestic (Violence ) in Ohio cannot be sealed. Many more can be sealed nowadays so feel free to check back to see which ones you can seal.

I'm on felony probation for a felony 3 and to felony 5 is it extraditable if I leave out of state

All felonies are extraditable. Hire a lawyer to file a motion and put it before the judge. Judges appreciate sometimes having a person leave...

Your PO needs a way to contact you. And they need to know about you being homeless but that’s not a violation per se. I’ll help you further if...

How can parenting and AA help my charges of Physical control and 2 counts of child endangerment with one prior OVI in Ohio?

So the parenting classes can only really help you in custody cases. AA always helps with everything. The physical control seems to be an...

Do i qualify for expunged in state of oh under new law

I agree with the other attorney to the extent that you cannot get rid of the felony three case, but you can definitely get rid of everything else...

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You could make direct contact with the probation officer and they will tell you exactly the issue

In ohio, charged with agg. vehicular assult f2. setting in jail, the case sent to grand jury. how long do they have to indict?

There is really no time constraint on how long they can choose to take to indict. Generally it takes 3 to 4 months. Depending on the county it can...

Can you run away In Cleveland oh. If your 17? And can you get in trouble for running away?

Until you're 18 you both need a legal custodian. If you can find an adult willing to do that you've got something to work with.

My attorney didn't show up for court?

Twice in inexcusable and a red flag that they're too busy to help you.

Can a prosecutor file a memorandum in response to a defendant's motion after the hearing upon that motion?

Yes. That's common. And your lawyer can file something new if he wants- anything that will help the court clarify or prove an issue.