Can I hire an attorney to represent me (due to all fees have been paid) without being present?

It may be possible to resolve this without you being present. However, more information is needed, particularly the underlying crime which...

Guilty or not guilty

More information is needed. However, based upon your representation that there is a valid medical explanation for what happened, it sounds like...

A pit bull came to my house and kept hanging around. I fed him a few times and he ran down my driveway and bit a tree trimmer.

You may be, more information is needed. You should report this to your homeowner's insurance company to put them on notice regarding the lawsuit....

Can I sue the same company twice?

More information is needed. What did you sue them for? Was it workers comp related? It appears you will want to consult with a workers...

I just received a ticket for possession of drug paraphernalia, what is the best way to handle this?

Starting now, do not make any further statements about the incident (especially online) to anyone without the approval and presence of your...

It sounds like you are an excellent candidate for a petition to set aside your conviction (commonly known as "expungement") in the Oakland County...

Arrested for improper plates in vehicle, can I fight this?

If someone of authority at the dealership signs an affidavit to what you described, perhaps the prosecutor might dismiss the case outright. ...

Arrested at store for taking 90.00 merchandise . no prior record. I have an . attorney. what will happen at preliminary hearing?

These are questions for your attorney who should know your case better than anyone else. If you don't have an attorney, now is the time to...

Going to preliminary hearing for retail fraud 3 was had planned a trip to visit family for 3 days out of state

Have you been arraigned? Check your bond conditions. Standard condition usually is that you not leave the state without the permission of the...

In need of help

First question, did you formally retain counsel (i.e. pay him money and/or sign a fee agreement)? If so, I would follow Mr. Brennan's advice...