Ex moving to another State with her Fiance and Leaving our children behind - we live in Wisconsin-What should I do?

Right now all you have is your child's story on this, so a first word of caution is that children aren't always the most reliable historians. It...

I would need more information to answer this. There are a lot of different deadlines when a will is probated, and the court will set many of them....

Statute of limitations in Wisconsin. How long for the limitations to run out on a felony Aggravated Battery-Intend Great Body.

The general Statute of Limitations for felonies is 6 years. Misdemeanors is 3. There are exceptions and specific circumstances that can changes...

In the State of AZ does a written instrument need to be of some apparent legal efficacy to prosecute forgery?

I am not sure I understand exactly what you are asking, but basically the document has to be a written instrument crafted with the intent to...

Can some one press charges for a minor if they dont have coustdoy of child?

The short answer is that no one can press charges except a prosecutor. Anyone can report charges. Once a report is made the police investigate and...

Can a misdemeanor ever be off your record?

The undesignated offense is a felony on your record until you get it changed to a misdemeanor. Your probation officer should do this at your...

Can a cop give you a ticket out of city limit

An officer does not have to stop at his jurisdictional boundary, but if you get called into Gilbert court, you can't be prosecuted there for...

Cop give ticket in a different city

Officers are authorized to act statewide. Chris

Is defensive driving school eligibility set in stone or does a judge have discretion to wave the 24 month eligibility rule?

It is flexible, but that's a big secret. The MVD judge can make you eligible. I've gotten traffic school for clients after only 16 months. Chris

Office wrote wrong A.R.S. on speeding ticket.

You can make that argument at court, but courts are allowed to amend the complaint to conform to the evidence, as long as it does not prejudice...