Can I go without a lawyer at a custody hearing? My lawyer just confirmed that she won't be attending tomorrow morning. What do I

I would recommend that you go even though your Attorney is not able to be there. For emergency situations, Court's are usually sympathetic as long...

Yes, the Commonwealth could pick up the case. However, the video evidence, cooperation of the alleged victim, etc., will be factors in whether or...

Can a cop lie to me about someone else if he willingly answered me?

Never talk to a police officer without an Attorney. All law enforcement officials are given full authority to lie.

How long do you think it could take for the investigation to last? How long before this person gets arrested?

These investigations are usually longer because of the volume of information and because the agencies involved want to try to make sure they have...

After Divorce Custody ruled on both Parties Agreed..living State to State distance, can Party change custody in another state?

Check your divorce decree and custody order. More than likely, the court that heard the divorce retained jurisdiction of the case. You are...

If I, a 15 year old were to have sex with my 18 year old boyfriend, with parental consent, could the state of Ohio press charges

Age of consent in Ohio is 16. The State of Ohio could file a suit against him, but it's unknown whether the State would do so or not. I would...

Sentenced to last dui on 4/05/2006 being sentenced for another dui on 5/05/2016. Would this be my first in ten or second?

You will be sentenced for a first offense on 05/05/2016.

Should i get a lawyer or explain to the judge about what happened.

It's always better to have an Attorney with you in court. For a pretty minimal fee, you should be able to have representation. You have already...

Convicted of dui on 2/05/2006 being sentenced for another on 5/05/2016. Would this be considered my first in ten or second?

It depends on when you were arrested for the newest offense. The 10-year look back period is calculated from the date of the first conviction to...

I agree with Attorney Kenny, and would add that you should definitely be discussing your options with your Attorney at this point.