I completed an ILC 10+ years ago. Is there still something on my record? If so,can I make a motion to seal without an attorney?
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Answered on January 17, 2024
If you filed for ILC, and you completed your requirements as ordered by the court, you should have no criminal record, and can affirmatively state...
Will I have to testify against my partner/father of my child if subpoenaed?
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Answered on January 17, 2024
You CAN be called to testify against a boyfriend/girlfriend; there is no "marital privilege" unless you are married. However, if they are...
Can my ex-boyfriend get custody of our daughter ?
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Answered on January 16, 2024
"Can he do that?"
Of course he can do that, at least, as far as he can take you to court and TRY to get custody. Does that mean that he has much...
How should my adult son plead in a theft at Walmart?
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Answered on December 14, 2023
I moved your question to Criminal Defense as you said your son was an adult.
Whether an adult or juvenile, he should not plead anything other...
How should I proceed in court or what should I plea to take care quickly ?
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Answered on December 11, 2023
Plain and simple: do not go in and just plead guilty! That might be fast, but it won't be the best result.
If you can hire an attorney, DO IT!...
What can be done if a summons to appear was sent to the wrong zip code due to clerical error ?
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Answered on December 10, 2023
I agree with the previous answer.
To expand, if the issue hasn't been shown to the court, it should be pointed out to them, and that may result in...
If my ex lets me to use her car, I lose her keys and she then wants them back can she call the cops on me for theft?
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Answered on December 07, 2023
She COULD call the police, but it is unlikely that they could or would do anything about it. If you state that you simply lost the keys, they...
How do I go bout it ?
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Answered on December 05, 2023
The previous answer is absolutely correct. Please note that if biological dad won't sign a consent, you have to show that he has either (1)...
What is a imposition hearing?
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Answered on December 04, 2023
It is a hearing where the court can decide what sentence to impose on you. Could be nothing, or could potentially be a jail sentence. The second...
How to plead in court hearing majors court
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Answered on December 01, 2023
You ABSOLUTELY want an attorney, whether a private attorney or a public defender. You do NOT want to just go in and plead guilty. While most...
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