Should i take the chance to leave? Please advice.

You need to consult your immigration attorney about this. I am changing the practice area to immigration to make it more likely that your question...

If an attorney, like a GAL, uses a recording source without knowing that the recorded information was taken w/o consent

A GAL has to act in the best interests of the children. Wisconsin allows single party consent for many purposes. You may have an action against the...

JUDGE REFUSED THE DA'S PLEA BARGAIN ON A THIRD DUI IN FLORIDA. THE TWO WERE 25 YEARS AGO. PASSED BREATHALIZER TEST.

The statute of limitations has to do with how long after you commit an offense before charges based on that offense can be brought against you. In...

Will I spend time in jail for first time DWI if convicted with a prior charge in Harris County?

You should be asking this of your lawyer. Your chance of winning an DUI trial without experienced counsel is minimal. If any answer on AVVO...

I was convicted first offender of a DUI Drugs only charge in 2007. Why is my license still suspended?

In Wisconsin, and I suspect in Florida, when a license is suspended, the suspension period does not simply end when the time runs out. It stays in...

You should call Oregon DUI/DWI lawyers. It may even be possible for you to get back in the diversion program and finish classes in Michigan. You...

Is there a valid case here?

You need a traffic lawyer for the ticket and a personal injury lawyer for any lawsuit. You need both soon.

Can a cop pull you over if he thinks you have a suspended lic and your not registard on the car

An officer can pull you over if he has probable cause that you are breaking the law.

Do I list reckless driving criminal conviction on my Florida Notary renewal application?

A truthful answer would be "No." If any answer on AVVO helps you, mine or someone else’s, please mark it as "helpful" or "best answer" to help...

QUITE CONFUSED ABOUT MY PROBATION

You should talk to your probation officer. This may have been changed by the court upon your payment all of the fees, but 10 years unsupervised...