2nd underage drinking, he told officer he was not drinking and refused breathalyzer test. subpoena to appear in court just came?

This is not uncommon, especially not in Warren County. A breathalyzer is not necessary, but helpful for the police.

New or revised drug laws or acts in ohio

Contact a local attorney. There have been a lot of changes in the drug sentencing laws over the last several years, and even if the law in...

How can a warrant be put on you if you went to your court date and it was sentenced for direct indictment?

It may be that the new indictment was issued causing the warrant but I agree with Attorney Beck that there is a lot more information needed.

Having a Not so Clear wire...

A C.I. wearing a wire is never going to produce a recording that is television quality. However, if the quality is that poor, it may force the...

If you get personally served with a subpoena, then the short answer is yes, you must appear. Failure to appear can result in your own arrest and...

Child support dropped 300$ 3 months ago and now it went up and they are making me pay back child support for their mistake.

The first thing you may want to do is ask for an audit of your account so that you can see what the changes were. Then you should contact a local...

Can NCP take child out of state for extended visitation without telling CP?

Your divorce decree, shared parenting plan or custody agreement should spell out his obligations. If he violated the orders, you may be able to...

My ex husband has been awarded SSDI, he owes me $48,000 in back support. Will I get that lump sum award?

If you have made the Courts or CSEA aware, a lot of times they will put a hold on a lump sum payment to ensure that you get your payment. Too many...

Is substance abuse by the stepfather grounds for change in circumstance?

There is no black and white answer for whether there is a change in circumstance to modify custody, however substance abuse is an issue that would...

What is the penalty for violating a protection order for domestic violence .

A violation of a protection order is typically a first degree misdemeanor with a possible sentence of up to six months and up to a $1000 fine.