Questions answered by Christopher Lee Beck

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What is the worst that could happen from refusing to give police or judge your name?

Christopher's answer | Answered on January 11, 2015

Failure to provide your name and identifying information upon a police officer's reasonable request can result in criminal charges which could...

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No I need an answer that has to deal with social security

Christopher's answer | Answered on January 11, 2015

Most likely no however drug use can be a factor in determining eligibility.

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I am technically still married to my wife. If i buy a house on my own. Can i take the kids to live with me?

Christopher's answer | Answered on January 11, 2015

In my opinion the best answer is to file for divorce seeking temporary custody. That protects you and gets an order from the court permitting you...

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In the state of ohio my attorney said if you are not married to your childs father he has no rights

Christopher's answer | Answered on January 11, 2015

Your attorney is somewhat correct. A child born out of wedlock is considered to be in the sole custody of the mother until the father establishes...

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Prosecutor through lawyer offered a reduced plea if taken said that it could be expunged but it could not.

Christopher's answer | Answered on January 11, 2015

Your post is a duplicate. Please see my answer to your other questions.

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If you have newly discovered evidence that the government breached the plea agreement to expunge your offense

Christopher's answer | Answered on January 11, 2015

The prosecutor can not guarantee expungement. They can offer to remain silent and not oppose the application for expungement however the decision...

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Defended accepted plea agreement in 1993 because it could be expunged after probation it was materia to that decision.

Christopher's answer | Answered on January 11, 2015

Your post needs a lot more information. It is impossible to answer your question without first knowing additional information.

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Can multiple felonies be "sealed" in the state of Ohio?

Christopher's answer | Answered on January 11, 2015

Expungement/Sealing of a felony conviction is still permitted under current Ohio law. Ohio law allows for the expungement of one felony case and...

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I was convicted of a CCW (3rd degree) and later Attempted Felonious Assault (3rd degree)... Can these be sealed/expunged?

Christopher's answer | Answered on January 10, 2015

Unfortunately the charges you have are not expungeable. The CCW is not a crime of violence but the Attempted Felonious Assault is.

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Will a attorney be appointed me if I am granted a new trial

Christopher's answer | Answered on January 10, 2015

If you are granted a new trial and qualify for court appointed counsel you would get a public defender/court appointed attorney. Typically the...

Christopher Lee Beck's Answers (6909)

What is the worst that could happen from refusing to give police or judge your name?

No I need an answer that has to deal with social security

I am technically still married to my wife. If i buy a house on my own. Can i take the kids to live with me?

In the state of ohio my attorney said if you are not married to your childs father he has no rights

Prosecutor through lawyer offered a reduced plea if taken said that it could be expunged but it could not.

If you have newly discovered evidence that the government breached the plea agreement to expunge your offense

Defended accepted plea agreement in 1993 because it could be expunged after probation it was materia to that decision.

Can multiple felonies be "sealed" in the state of Ohio?

I was convicted of a CCW (3rd degree) and later Attempted Felonious Assault (3rd degree)... Can these be sealed/expunged?

Will a attorney be appointed me if I am granted a new trial