My fiance and I are both on parole and want to get married.
The only way being on parole would effect your ability to get married is if you were on parole for violence against the person you want to marry...
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The only way being on parole would effect your ability to get married is if you were on parole for violence against the person you want to marry...
Fighting this is likely to cost you over $900. But if there are criminal charges involved my answer would likely change. Good Luck, ~Katie
You can get an attorney to help you with this but it would likely cost you over $200. Make sure you do not miss your court date. Bring all of the...
Mr. Rafter is correct. This area of law is very specialized. You can also take a look at the paperwork which set aside your conviction as this...
My most frustrating answer applies here: it depends. When you signed up with the bank you signed a lot of paperwork. If you signed anything saying...
You need to talk with the police, make a police report, and follow their instructions from there. You can also take her to court. You should take...
That depends on a whole lot of things. For example: the mood of the prosecutor, whether he pleads guilty, his past criminal record, etc. You should...
You will need to know the MCL, Michigan Compiled law, #. That will tell you if it is a felony. You need to get a criminal defense attorney right...
Your question is confusing. If he is an adult he should be working and earning a living. He may get a portion of his parent's Social Security...
At the arraignment you should plead not guilty. This is because this early stage is to let you know what your rights are and what happens next....