Can I get a charge of "selling a stolen item" on an estranged daughter in law?

Contact the police in the town the dryer was located in and file a police report. If you work with the rental company, you may both get her charged...

Can children 15 and 13 refuse visitation from the non-custodial parent?

I agree with the other answers, but would like to add that a court may appoint an attorney for the children, a GAL. If the GAL thinks that the...

Is it discrimination based on gender to provide different advertised services

How much did you pay for this? Do they have prices posted? Is there a different price for men and women listed? More information is needed, but I...

How can I get out of a speeding ticket? I want to avoid having the ticket on my record but I don't have time for traffic school.

Your CDL is in great jeopardy. You need an experienced attorney right now. Court supervision will not help you with the CDL. You need to have the...

If someone on parole is arrested for domestic violence and charged with it can he be sent back to priaon?

Yes, and a parole violation does not even require proof beyond a reasonable doubt. A return trip to prison is very likely.

It certainly can be arson if it is for financial gain or if the intent in to injure of kill someone in the house. By filing an insurance claim, you...

If the judge gives me 90 days in jail and I take probation, and I screw up my probation can he sentence me to more than 90 days?

The conviction was for misdemeanor theft, so you cannot now be charged with burglary, but the judge can give you the full sentence for theft, 364...

I filed my answer the 19 of may got served april 22nd

I agree with Mr. Hoffman, but why don't you just call the Court and ask them? Do you have a lawyer? It is risky to go it alone.

How hard is it to sue an insured driver in small claims court?

Hiring an attorney may be smart here. You may need a witness as to your damages, but not as to liability because he has admitted liability by...

Does a person have to be arrested each time they are charged with a felony.

The statute of limitations is five years for most felonies. When a case is nolled, it is as if the charge was never filed and they have the full...