17. Michigan. Caught stealing at Kmart?

The good news is that if you have no prior record, there is definitely a way a good lawyer can help keep your sentence minimal and probably even...

Posession of marijuana case. i got a ride home from a coworker it was me and two other people in the car my friend driving ....

If they were properly served with subpoenas and they fail to appear, warrants may issue.

Why would a Judge let a Pre Divorced Woman move back to the Marital home when the Husband has a lady Friend living there?

Difficult to explain how that can happen without knowing the full story. Does your son have a lawyer? If yes, he should sit down with him or her...

Advice for having judge Brain Mackenzie in court?

I do not think your question is inappropriate in any way. He tends to be most strict with domestic violence and alcohol related offenses. He is...

What kind of action would most likely be taken on this kind of "probation violation"?

I've handled many of these cases and the type of error in the system you are reporting is more common than you may thing. Unfortunately, judges in...

Do I have to go back to the original attorney that did my parent's trust to have certificates of trust completed?

You can hire any attorney you want.

DWLS dismissed. 2 years later I get a letter stating I have a warrant and reissued charges as 2nd offense DWLS. Is this legal?

I can explain to you what happened. The original ticket was dismissed because the police officer was submitting your infraction to the prosecutor...

Is there a way to get my MIP off the record?

There are several ways that the offense can be kept off your record. I highly recommend that you consult with an experienced criminal defense...

Did the cop have a right to open my car door, pull me out, cuff me, and search my vehicle?

Sounds like it may be a valid arrest. Do you have any prior record? Even though you've been charged with possession of marijuana, there is not...

You are asking the wrong question. You should not "fight" the ticket but you ABSOLUTELY should go to court on it. Most city attorneys and...

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