A probation officer interview for shoplifting will it end up for jail time?

I am not quite sure what you are asking but if this is your second offense there is a relatively good chance you may end up doing some time. Talk...

I was convicted of felonious assault in 2007, I completed my probation and paid all fines. Why can't it be expunged ?

Ohio law does not permit the expungement of a crime of violence. Felonious assault is a crime of violence by its very definition. I suggest you...

How do I solve my warrant and get my case continued after my lawyer refused to contact me about my hearing date?

Well, it sounds like the first thing you need to do is hire a new attorney. Once that is done, the new attorney will need to contact the court and...

Do i need a lawyer?

Do not provide the fingerprints or talk to the police or the woman until you have met with an attorney. Even then I would be reluctant to speak or...

Not familiar with this specific term. Did you not appear in court for a hearing and as a result they have issued a warrant for your arrest and...

How do I find the correct court that will be taking care of this situation?

You indicate that he appeared before a judge in Ohio at which time he waived extradition. I would suggest you start at that court and see if you...

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I need help getting a divorc, but my so called husband has been gone 29yrs and i want to maybe get remarried. What can I do?

Meet with an attorney in your area and he/she will be able to advise you as to how to go about getting divorced even if you don't know where your...

Do I pay 1/2 or full mortgage payment while ex-wife lives in home or stop paying due to her delay in listing home for sale?

Based solely on what you have stated in your question, it does not appear that you have any obligation to continue to pay the mortgage while she...

Don't do it! Speak with an attorney before you do anything. You are facing up to six months in jail and up to $1,000 fine.

You need to retain an attorney who can try to convince the Prosecutor that your "friend" is telling the truth. The mere fact that he might testify...