I have a warrant in Colorado from 2003or2004 I want to get rid of the warrant so I can visit my fiance in prison the warrant is?

I would suspect you should engage an attorney proximate to the court that has the active warrant. Warrant never go away on their own, they never...

Can I get a divorce approved without my husband signature?

You need an attorney or to go to the Internet seeking do it yourself divorce. Good luck.

I have a 2 yr ppo order on my neighbor from running my husband over and draging me to the street.. She has still been harassing

What do her job or employer have to do with this? She is violating the PPO, provide the admissible evidence and seek to have the PPO enforced by...

How do I get rid of my timeshares?

The first contact is with the companies themselves asking for a buy back. You next move is to an attorney if they refuse to reach a deal.

Until there is a verdict, guilty or not guilty, or prosecutor become convinced that their case cannot be proven.

My friend missed her court date this morning for a felony charge and lives in a different county, but remains in the same state.

She should keep working with her attorney to get the bench warrant lifted and matter rescheduled. The Courts do not appreciate no-shows with...

Until he gets to Court, where, if the no bond determination sticks he will be entitled to a speedy trial within 6 months unless he acts to delay...

What to say in letter to a judge before someone close to me gets sentenced on a possession of meth charge and is his 9th felony?

Not much you can say except if his crime was only possess or personal use in which you argue against the prohibition which does not work.

What would a reasonable punishment me for a possession of meth charge be and would it help for someone to write letter to judge?

Impossible to predict on the facts given, except to say a 9th felony will not tend to be dealt with lienently on the hopes the transgressors has...

What can I do about getting my husband out of my house since my marriage is over?

Not unless he goes voluntarily. The only way you can force is an order of the court. You are taking a great risk of making a mistake if you do...