Can I go to jail for notarizing a form without the person present even if I had their permission?
Notarizing documents without a witness present is typically a crime, period. When you notarize documents in this way, you are certifying a...
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Notarizing documents without a witness present is typically a crime, period. When you notarize documents in this way, you are certifying a...
It likely means that they have received your objection to the final appealable order, but nothing will come of it until you actual appeal it. ...
Subpoena means "under penalty." Disobeying a court order places you in contempt, which could mean a fine, jail time, and/or charges for you. ...
Certain agencies maintain a record of not only what you were convicted of, but what you have been charged with and even what you have been arrested...
If property was seized as evidence, it's unlikely to be released at all during the pendency of the criminal case. If neither your husband nor you...
If you have a criminal defense attorney representing you, you can talk to him or her about the situation, and possibly setting a bond hearing if...
Representing yourself at the restraining order didn't work out, and it sounds like things have just been snowballing since. Why continue to...
You may be allowed to serve them as a private citizen. Regardless, the safest route is usually to have the sheriff's office serve it. The extra...
Are you talking about re-opening the criminal case? If so, there is probably nothing that can be done. The reason is that criminal defendants...
I agree with Mr. Owens. Perjury is prosecuted as a criminal matter, and criminal prosecutors almost never do it in civil cases, even when it's...