Of course. This is not really a criminal law question, but a simple property questions. When someone takes lawful temporary possession of your...

If my kids mom left with him to a aware shelter if isee him can I get him no one has custody

In Michigan, there is a crime called Parental Taking. This occurs when one parent takes a child from the other with the intent to conceal or keep...

My brother is currently in prison for his third domestic violence, and his earliest release date is 7/19/2016.

The parole board begins the process 8 months before the earliest parole date, and your brother will likely be interviewed within 3 months of that...

My daughter is currently serving time in jail for meth. She is writing a journal that she would like to put online as a blog.

While your daughter may not have liked the laws that put her in jail, those same laws give her the freedom to speak with few restrictions. The...

Yes. The only issue is whether or not the court trusts that you will not use the vehicles registered to you. If you have none, then the answer is...

Can Michigan legally hold in you prison after your parole date?

In Michigan, there is no right to parole, even if it has already been granted. A parole date is a gift that can be taken back at anytime, and that...

Will a company turn me down for having a misdemnor ?

Probably not. A misdemeanor conviction is not typically a deal breaker for employment, although a larceny conviction may raise somd eyebrows. But a...

What does it mean when a prosecutor says that they are not going too file a appeal brief (criminal case)

Unfortunately, I'm not sure it's possible to tell whether it is good or bad without knowing the prosecutor's thoughts or policies. It could...

What should I expect at a pre-trial conference for a declaratory action?

Well the good thing is that a pretrial conference is a chance for the parties involved to try and get some answers. Whether that actually happens...

How much should I expect a misdemeanor trial to run. Charges assault/battery, restricting or obstructing, and creating a distur

Resisting or obstructing a police officer is a 2-year felony, also known as a high court misdemeanor. With that charge pending, you would not...