Hey my husband threw some charcoal at his mom. He's charged with simple battery under family violence. What can happen?

He could lose the trial and be convicted, in which case he could be put in jail, given a fine, or put on probation. He could win the trial. The...

Is it necessary to have a trial in this situation?

Start by reporting what happened. Most cases do not go to trial, but someone accused of a serious offense like this has a right to demand that it...

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Can I have this DWI dropped for lack of a speedy trial?

This is ao question to ask your lawyer. (Yes, public defenders are lawyers.)

Do I have any recourse against this drunk driver?

Yes. You can sue. What are your damages? That is what your previous firm was asking. That you don't like it that this happened are not damages. Did...

Will I have to complete the DWI course back in Arkansas or can I complete the course in Alaska.

You need to complete a course approved by Arkansas. It is possible that you can get a course in Alaska approved but you will have to be proactive...

I don't want to get I trouble for insurance fraud and idk what to tell my insurance company.

Best to tell the truth. You may not have coverage but will not be adding a crime. If you were within a grace period, you may have coverage.

Can my sentencing judge quash my probation warrant and relocate my supervision office.

You need to turn yourself in now. Absconding is a rule violation by itself. You need a lawyer to help you with this. When you are in custody you...

Why can a landlord charge for more security deposit for the same tenant who is resigning a lease?

It is legal for them to require a larger security deposit, just as it is legal for them to charge more for rent.

Do they have a right to even ask about my medications and dosages?

I've changed the category from defective products to employment.

Do I have to disclose the non-criminal disorderly conduct charge?

It depends on how discerning the person hiring is. This will show up. It is not a criminal conviction.