I am wondering which is more important, the court transcript or the court order signed by the judge.

The Court order would control and, if it was signed recently, it is unlikely that any change in circumstance could be alleged warranting a...

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Stepfather found guilty gross misdemeaner sexual conduct 5th degree. Can father file failure to protect against mother.

Your matter would have to be reviewed to determine if the circumstances warrant an Order for Protection, a Motion to change custody or both.

Stepfather found guilty gross misdemeaner sexual conduct 5th degree. Can father file failure to protect against mother.

Certainly, the fact that a child was abused in one parent's care could support a motion for a change of custody. It may also support an Order for...

Can I testify on my own behalf in a criminal matter if I am pro se?

Yes , you can. In most cases, it is not advisable, however. Would you hire a heart surgeon or would you perform the surgery yourself?

Can my P.O. officer make me do Driving with Care level 2 even though the judge said I don't?

Generally, on sentencing the Judge orders two things: (1) that you have a chemical assessment done and follow any recommendations of that...

How will the new Minnesota expungement laws effective January 1, 2015 differ from now with a Felony level stay of imposition?

The new law liberalizes the expungement statute to allow a Judge greater discretion in granting an expungement AND sealing not only records...

Was 3 joints GIVEN to a "CI", enough information for a judge to issue a search warrant?

Your case would have to be reviewed in its entirety to determine whether there is a viable challenge to the search. First, the informant must be a...

Spousal support

Spousal support is a difficult issue and no assessment can be made without a full review of the facts, including any award of income earning assets...

What will happen?

First, if a crime has been committed, a prosecutor may proceed with charges regardless of whether the victim (your employer) wishes to proceed with...

No. You should retain counsel if you wish to challenge the citation.