Do cops make arrests on violation of restraining order when the violator is not on parole or probation?

Police do enforce restraining orders and injunctions. They also enforce probation/parole violations. These are distinct kinds of reasons for an...

You don't get to decide this. It is up to the government prosecutor. That prosecutor will listen to you, but may not do what you want. The...

I was arrested for Domestic violence and now out on bailed can the case goes dissmisal with no victim presents and witness?

I have represented people charged when no "victim" appears to testify. I have represented people where there is no eye-witness testimony. I have...

What's the penalty for credit card theft? My brother stole my parents card and spent $4300. He used the internet for most of it.

They have the option to protect him. If they do, they will be assuming the responsibility for the money. The question is, will he learn to not do...

My sister used my social # to open credit cards, do i have to press charges in order to fix my credit?

You are not going to be able to fix this without reporting it to the credit card companies involved. If your sister gets into trouble because of...

Should I pay AMEX or let them sue?

Generally when you sign a charge slip you agree to the terms of the account and to be liable for THE ACCOUNT (not just the charge being made). It...

See my AVVO Guide (link below) on misdemeanor crimes of domestic violence. Your main concern is the federal law, not Ohio law. This is known as...

White collar crime qestion

You need to work this out with your attorney. Schedule an appointment. If you can't work with this attorney, hire a different one.

Will my husband and I need an attorney?

Anytime you involve the authorities in your personal life you give up control over that life. I believe I answered a question about the same set...

I have an OWI 1st and OWI 2nd, one month apart, along with Resisting an Officer and Failure to yield at stop sign, what to plea?

You need to be discussing this with your attorney. No one here can possibly give you a better answer. A correct answer is based upon much more...