My daughter wrote herself checks(3) on her husbands bank account and signed his name, now going to arrest her, can he?

Yes he can try and file charges against her for Forgery. She should not talk to anyone about this case and that includes the police. If the...

Charges and arrest warrant based on sworn affidavit of one juvenile, no other corroboration?

Yes. They can charge you and arrest you with that kind of information. Credibility is a job for the judge. Being charged and being convicted...

You can pay the $15 fee but it will be up to the court whether you can get your license back. This depends on what the warrant is for. If it is...

Am I going to jail for my suspended sentence for violating non reporting probation.

All the answers to these questions could be yes which is why you need to contact an attorney asap and try and get someone to go to court with you. ...

I was picked up in Ohio for an Ovi, I refused the field sobriety test giving personal reasons.

Your post contains a great deal of information that needs to be discussed in private with an experienced DUI attorney. Some threats can be used to...

How does a couple share debt when divorcing if one spouse is unable to obtain credit?

The best way to handle this is to hire an attorney to prepare the dissolution paperwork. There is a way to word the paperwork so that he would...

I am looking at my second dui charge

Your post does not provide a question but no matter what your question is the answer is to hire a good DUI attorney. I suggest finding a member of...

What are the tax liabilities from selling my parents house in Indiana and dividing the proceeds between myself & two siblings?

It depends on the value of the house and the total estate. You should hire a probate attorney who can work with you on taking care of the estate. ...

2nd offense OVI without breathalyzer results due to invalid sample-possible for charges to be reduced to reckless driving?

It is possible but only with the help of experieced DUI counsel. It is hard enough to get a reduction on a first offense and a million times...

The state has approximately two years to charge you. It is not uncommon for them not to charge you at this time since they will be waiting to get...