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Do I need an attorney and what are his chances of sentence? What exactly do you recommend I do?
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Answered on November 18, 2013
Yes he absolutely needs an attorney. He is facing significant time in prison and may well be extended time eligible. My guess is that if the State...
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Do you have the right to talk to your public defender before court?
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Answered on November 18, 2013
It is not a "right" to talk to your attorney before you are brought into court. Your attorney does have an obligation to communicate with you but...
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As an inmate about to be in court what is the best way to get a message to the judge?
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Answered on November 18, 2013
You cannot communicate directly with the Judge. Talk to your attorney about what you wish to express. Your attorney may have a strategy that you...
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A single father who got the lowest amount of visitation, can I go back for something more fair? Maybe 50/50
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Answered on November 13, 2013
Its sounds like you have an excellent case to go back to court and request additional visitation. If it is in the best interest of your daughter...
HANDED A CIVIL THEFT NOTICE FROM MY EMPLOYER, NO POLICE WERE INVOLVED N SIGNED A PROMISSORY NOTE TO PAY BACK. WHAT WILL HAPPEN
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Answered on November 09, 2013
I guess some might depend on if they will fire you or not. If they will keep you on if you pay back the loss then great. If you are losing your job...
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In Illinois, what injuries actually constitute "great bodily harm/injury" that result in aggravated battery vs. simple battery?
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Answered on November 09, 2013
There is no bright line rule. Typically anything that includes hospitalization, broken bones, stitches, staples and the like counts as an...
What's the difference between "Arrest Charge" and "Court Charges/Disposition"? What should i be looking at?
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Answered on November 08, 2013
The arrest charge is what was initially charged. The court disposition is what you ultimately pled to and is in fact your "record".
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Hi, I'm 17 and I feel like I'm trapped here in a house that is crushing me more & more everyday. Is it legal for me to move out?
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Answered on November 08, 2013
If I understand correctly - you were adopted at birth but then something happened and your adoptive parents could not care for you and you were...
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Should I agree to joint custody with ex? If not, what should I look to claim as expenses he should help with?
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Answered on November 08, 2013
You should ask this of your attorney. Keep in mind that custody is talking about who makes the big decisions - health care, welfare, education and...
What is child support intended to cover in Illinois?
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Answered on November 08, 2013
Child support is to assist the residential parent in providing fully for the children. Housing, food, clothes, heat, electric, insurance, garbage,...
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