My fiance got bailed out of jail and his sister now tells him tonight that she is taking all the bail money is that possible for

No. The bail is property of the defendant. Furthermore bail is not discharged until the case is over.

Am I able to get my license reinstated?

Although a PBT could be used in a criminal (gross misdemeanor) and civil (license) case against you, the threshold for a PBT administration on the...

How long until the conviction is lowered?

just call one of us its a free call and we'll be able to look at the computer and tell you exactly what you have and what you need to do.

An appeal is to a three judge panel in St. Paul so yes different judges. The process is very complicated and would be extremely difficult without...

How do I avoid of a convicted felony for first time offenders?

There are no "steps" that you can take to represent yourself. The moment you speak to the prosecutor you can compromise your case beyond repair...

Will a first offender charge with felony theft go to jail?

One would not be looking for a light sentence one would be looking to avoid a theft conviction and the diasatrous effects that would follow. I...

Can I call the prosecutor atty to ask for settlement of my case. It's my 1st offense Gross Misdemeanor.

Generally a state of desperation will lead a defendant to make very poor decisions concerning their case. You should take a deep breath, call an...

You might end up with a warrant for your arrest. I recommend speaking with an attorney as many of us are available for free consultations. A...

Can I beat a ticket issued by a officer that pulled me over cause of way I was parked waiting in parking lot resulting in a DAR?

If the only reason for the stop was a parking concern there is some case law supporting that its a bad stop but the chances of you succeeding...

How can I avoid a court date, (warrant issued if no show) when I've been deported?

You should hire a lawyer to pursue resolution of the case that would allow for your attorney to handle everything in your absence. The rules do...