Just rec'd minor misdemeanor for possession of less than 1 Gm. of marijuana. What should I do. Pay out, lawyer up? I'm an LPN.

I would recommend you hire an attorney. If you meet certain criteria, you may be eligible for a diversion program that would ultimately allow for...

Is the process of expungement something that the ordinary citizen can undertake?

The expungement would be better accomplished with an attorney. You want to make sure things are researched and filed properly. I would agree with...

I had a non violent felony in new jersey in 1995. Ive been living in my home state of Pennsylvania since 1997.

You will need an attorney licensed in NJ since the conviction took place in that state. AVVO has a very good "find a lawyer" link in the...

What are the possible punishments for petty theft as a juvenile? I live in Ohio.

A petty theft in juvenile court can carry a lot of different penalties. The most time you could do in the juvenile detention center is 90 days. ...

Expunging a felony is only the first step. You will also have to seek relief from firearm disability at both the State and Federal level. ...

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Wanting to clean up my record. What is the best way to go about this?

You need to hire an attorney to assist you. He/she will be able to investigate the issues and properly advise, based on your particular situation,...

My 17 yr old was pulled over driving after permitted hours on juvenile lic. 4 citiations came in the mail later reckless driving

I would recommend hiring an attorney. Although these offenses were filed against your child as a juvenile, convictions for moving violations will...

Normally, a missed call (with the follow-up the next day) is not viewed as a serious violation, especially if you've been otherwise compliant. ...

Do I testify aganist him or for him?

The short answers are that you are a witness for the state and the defense. You are not a defendant...unless the prosecutor files a charge against...

How do I expunge my record?

I agree with Attorney Mertz. Summary offenses are the only offenses that are eligible to be expunged in Pennsylvania.