How could a lawyer help get a traffic ticket dismissed or reduced to a non point violation? How much would an attorney charge?

Whether or not the case is dismissed is in great deal up to the prosecutor. The chances get a lot better if you have a nominal traffic/criminal...

This depends on what the potential charges are. I find that this issue can backfire on a client very quickly. I have seen the accused becoming to...

I got pulled over like 7 years ago with a less than agram do I have a warrant in ohio. I went to jail got out on bond but neve

A lot more information is needed. This case sounds like it may be worth paying an attorney for an hour to figure out if you should be worried and...

I agree that driving the car may be a bad idea. Depending on the size of the estate the car may be able to be quickly transferred. I suggest you...

My brother is going in front of the grand jury for B&E and theft. he has a prior B&E charge will he go to prison?

Breaking and Entering carries a potential for prison time. Whether or not he actually receives time depends on whether he has a good criminal...

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Whether or not a conviction prevents you from getting a job in a certain field or with a certain employer depends on the type of conviction and the...

Can a felony charge be reduced to a misdemeanor? If so, how? Thanks

Since your grandson has already been convicted the court does not have jurisdiction to reduce the felony to a misdemeanor. The only way to do this...

The judge can rule that day or can take the matter under advisement and issue a written or oral decision at a later date. You need an attorney...

Will a OVI and underage prohibitions charge that is pending in one county be seen in court in another county?

Yes, the judge and prosecutor if they look can see your pending charges. Attorney Chris Beck Beck Law Office, L.L.C. 1370 North Fairfield...

Does a judge have a time line to rule on a motion to suppress?

Not really but depending on the type of case the court may be required to disclose your pending case to the Ohio Supreme Court. The Ohio Supreme...

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