My probation end like 8 year ago and and they send me the bill for 1200....do i have to pay it
Yes, if you owe it. It doesn't go away just because ignored it for eight years.
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Yes, if you owe it. It doesn't go away just because ignored it for eight years.
You are paying an attorney to represent you, heed his advice. It is unethical for another attorney to second guess or otherwise. The marriage issue...
I'm sorry for you loss and the circumstances. Although this may not be a medical malpractice matter, contacting a malpractice attorney may point...
The victim neither presses charges nor files parole violations, that is up to the DA and PO. As a victim you do have certain rights, but I'm not...
Without knowing what the papers concern, why they, have to be fixed, why his mother or someone else can't fix them or why he is prison it is...
I also suggest you don't send/provide him any money. Obviously, I don't know how you met, but this very well could be a scam.
I'd have to double check, but probably six years. That should be when the statute of limitations will run. It would be years and not months if that...
It depends on what the ticket was for. It appears it may be a little more than a speeding ticket, so there may be a warrant out for you. Hopefully,...
You can contact "innocence projects" at law schools and else where, contact local media outlets, hire an attorney.
You can ask. It may be rude, but I'm not sure it's illegal. This shouldn't be under medical malpractice.