Do I need an attorney for an obstruction case?
Whenever you are facing criminal charges the best answer is to, at very minimum, discuss the situation with an attorney.
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Whenever you are facing criminal charges the best answer is to, at very minimum, discuss the situation with an attorney.
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If there is a warrant, then the answer is probably no. You need to discuss this with your attorney, or call one soon if you don't have one. Good luck.
Jail is a possibility, although I doubt you would be facing much jail time. It really depends on a lot of different factors which are unknown at...
No, but it could be cause for a search and seizure.
Basically they offer a sum of money to vacate the home. That way they don't through the legal expense of an eviction process.
The ball is in the new owner's court. Was it a contested foreclosure?
Great advice, short and to the point.
There are many different factors that could possibly weigh into the amount of time to be received. There isn't enough information in this posting...
If bond has been denied then he could take a plea (depending on the offer) or possible go to trial and get an acquittal.
I agree, your story seems harmless. But in the law there are always (at least) two sides to every story. You should discuss the case in person with...