If a DA waits an extended period of time to file charges, could it violate your speedy trial rights?
the DA has 3 years to file misdemeanor charges; 6 years on most felonies and longer on the most serious charges
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the DA has 3 years to file misdemeanor charges; 6 years on most felonies and longer on the most serious charges
if she is receiving any state services, the state will intervene for support; however, you can ask the court imput her income
sometimes the DA or the defense will file an other acts motion to get additional information in that is relevant to the case (prior convictions,...
what does your order say? there is no standard rule though most courts require exchange and repayment within a reasonable amount of time. If the...
if you have joint legal custody (vs sole) your ex (not his wife) does have a say. If you both don't agree, he can file a motion to have the court...
Yes, you can sue him but then you pay the filing fee and you have to try to collect it when you get a judgment.
Unless biological mom's rights were terminated and step mom adopted or guardianship was granted to step mom, then no not legal; however, most of...
file in small claims. you can get filing fees, interest and statutory attorneys fees, if you win
Depends on how long ago you agreed to it? Call mediation and ask that they don't send it to the court. Ask for either another mediation to...
can you be sued? yes. Can they get a judgment against you? again yes. Is it likely they can garnish you? no