I was on probation for an alcohol related charge in one county and arrested in another, did I violate?

You should speak with a local attorney immediately and post no further information online. It is likely that your contact with police, your arrest,...

When can m1 theft be expunged

Generally, misdemeanors can be expunged after the expiration of one year from your last contact with the court. Based on what you have presented...

I was arrested let go after 48hrs no charges filed how long do they have to indict

There is insufficient information here. However, with any possible criminal charges you should speak with a lawyer in person about your case.

I live in Ohio and did not receive my itemized deductions or security deposit within the required 30 days.

Your landlord is required to return your security deposit to you and/or give you a written disposition within 30 days if you provided then with a...

I was a taxi driver and had an accident in Florida. Why would they sue me and not the taxi company?

This should be completed in the Florida section, not Ohio, as that is the law applicable to your accident. You should contact your company, the...

I AM A LANDLORD IN OHIO...WILL LANDLORD TENANT LAW ALLOW ME TO BEGIN AND END A FIXED TERM LEASE ON THE 15TH , RAMIFICATIONS?

A lease term can begin and end as agreed by you and the tenant. You should have a written lease agreement that defines the terms of your lease....

Will i get jail time for a first offense paraphernalia charge?

Marijuana paraphernalia is a minor misdemeanor (which you can confirm on your citation) which carries a maximum penalty of $150 plus costs and no...

What is likely to be my punishment for Disorderly Conduct in the Fourth degree if i was not took to jail?

Fourth Degree misdemeanors carry a possible penalty of $250 plus costs and 30 days in jail. In order to evaluate your potential penalty, you should...

Is pleading no contest the best action to take?

Best action is to find a lawyer ASAP. That lawyer can advise you as to your best option.

If there are no extraordinary expenses, then yes your tenants are entitled to their deposit back. However, if they did not provide you with a...

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