It's probably not too late, but I would make some phone calls asap. If you can't get a lawyer in time, either go to court yourself or send in a...

As the previous responder indicated, the representative of your grandmother's estate (or the new owner of the property if the house was transferred...

Only County and State tickets show up on CCAP (County Sheriffs, State Highway Patrol, etc). If you received a ticket from a municipality (City,...

I disagree w the previous answer. Plea "not guilty" and negotiate with the DA/City Attorney. That's your best bet for getting the charge amended to...

Of course, you can and should have keys to all tenant apartments. As for the showings, a minimum of 12 hours notice is required by law unless they...

Tough to say. A defective speedometer with no increase in fine is a pretty good resolution for a 6 point speeding ticket. If your record is very...

Well, that's a first. I've never heard of an officer actually issuing a defective speedometer ticket. Usually, a "defective speedometer" is what...

The ticket will definitely transfer over to your Illinois license at some point, and Illinois may take action against you consistent with their...

I recommend showing up to court and/or pleading not guilty to every single ticket you receive. Doing so gives you an opportunity to negotiate. ...

When you say Disorderly Conduct, I assume you mean DCMV - Disorderly Conduct with a Motor Vehicle. If your ticket is in municipal court, that can...