My rights to my kids were terminated but my son is now 15 and wants to see me what can we do?
Unfortunately, your rights being terminated means that you have no more right to see your son than I have to see him, and if the adoptive parents...
Milwaukee, WI
Criminal defense Lawyer at Milwaukee, WI
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, Juvenile
Unfortunately, your rights being terminated means that you have no more right to see your son than I have to see him, and if the adoptive parents...
It depends on what you mean by "get in trouble." If you mean "will you be charged with a crime," the answer is that while I suppose a District...
Well, the question has different answers depending on whether you are tried as an adult (either because you're 17 and can be automatically or...
Unfortunately, you cannot get the case expunged if the Court has already denied it. In theory, you could have appealed the denial of expungement,...
I think it's going to be heavily dependent upon (a) the judge you're in front of, and (b) the individual facts of the case. Felony retail theft...
First, they probably can, because most hospitals do deeper background checks that would likely show the conviction still. But second, and perhaps...
To add to Attorney Witt's answer, I'd note this: depending on the facts of the case, the Statute of Limitations may not have expired yet on your...
Unfortunately, if you don't qualify for expungement, your record cannot be sealed. The public policy argument for keeping convictions on CCAP have...
You can answer "No" in the situation you described. What you have isn't a misdemeanor or a felony; it's a ticket. Now, if they ask if you have any...
So, when someone gets probation, the sentence that you face if you ever get revoked can be handed down one of two ways: 1.) The judge can "impose...