Can I add my children to my protection order if I already have one in place?
You can file a motion to modify the order. Depending on the facts, the judge may or may no add your children to the order.
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You can file a motion to modify the order. Depending on the facts, the judge may or may no add your children to the order.
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Plead not guilty and ask the court to assign counsel. Contact your local public defender before you have court to find out if you need to apply.
The answer to both of your questions is maybe. If you pay the ticket, you will be giving up a lot of correct identifying information to make the...
Get a lawyer involved. The courts typically will not issue excess warrants when an attorney files a motion detailing the situation.
Hopefully he gets a reasonable prosecutor. As it stands, he faces up to 11 years on an F1. He should hire an attorney.
The statute of limitations on a general felony is 6 years in Ohio. Do not go talk to the detective. Go talk to a lawyer.
You certainly could do jail or prison time on an F4, but that's not an essential outcome. You need to hire an attorney.
There's some context missing here that is probably very important.
You can't really do anything. You could report it to the PO's supervisor, if you really want to stick your nose in for some reason, but I would...