When I show up for court can the judge/ prosecutor make me testify against my own son or can I just pled the 5th

You are required to testify, if you are subpoenaed and called as a witness. The 5th Amendment says you cannot be required to testify against...

I was charged with ovi and I have 2 prior ovi' six 6 years. However one was amended to a physical control.

The look back period is now 10 years, not 6. That just changed last month and the change may or may not apply in your case. The physical should not...

You can almost certainly bond out the same day. Also, the court may permit you to simply reschedule. Call the clerk of courts and ask.

Should we ask for house arrest?

You really should be discussing this with your attorney. Such requests are not unreasonable, but, depending on the facts, circumstances, and...

I was forced into testifying​ against my husband in a domestic violence case. Can my testimony be thrown out somehow

This is common scenario. No, the court is not going to throw out your testimony because you didn't want to give it.

If you can pay the debt you owe, that will likely help. But, whether to impose some or all of the pending time is ultimately up to the judge, and...

That is certainly a possibility. Many of the juvenile courts are quite harsh on moving violations these days.

Can I have a warrant lifted for someone who is being charged with a felony or do they have to turn themselves in?

With a serious felony charge like this, the defendant is going to have to turn himself in. But, it is a good idea to get a lawyer in advance so...

Charges after turning 18

There is nothing magical about turning 18. The statute of limitations a misdemeanor theft charge is two years. It doesn't matter if you turn 18 in...

Each F4 carries up to 18 months. It is likely any sentence you get will be concurrent, but not a sure bet. You really ought to have an attorney...