You are a witness in a criminal case. If you received a subpoena, you have to go or you may find yourself in trouble. If yu were just mailed a...

How long do they have to come get him before they have to let him go?

You need to get him an attorney NOW. He may be able to post bond on the TX warrant, or agree to waive extradition and at least get credit in Texas...

How can i get my husband out of jail on his own recog

You need to contact his attorney or if he has none, get him a lawyer. I motion can be made to reduce bond, but you do not mention the important...

If a minor does something criminal are the parents responsible?

Parents of minors can be Civilly responsible for a child's actions. For example if a child causes damages to a neighbors property, the parents can...

How long are original court documents kept for DUI? Can AK provide an authenticated court document from 2001?

Clerks of court can certify records in their possession, whether paper or electronic. You had better hope counsel in Colorado and be prepared to...

How can I correct the Dade County, Florida, public records which gives the impression that I have a felony conviction?

I agree with Ms. Goldstein. This is a Florida case and you need an attorney in Florida to correct the mistake.

Can I still file a civil complaint or have the statutes of limitations expired?

Who were you planning to sue? Your daughter, the friend or what? Your question n=makes very little sense. but the statute of limitations has run on...

Where you arrested? Whose TV was it? What relationship do you have with the owner? If you were arrested, get a lawyer right away and stop talking...

Can i get a lawyer to go for me to get my warrent up and without we going back? what can i do now?

So far, you have done everything possible to do wrong, and gotten yourself into a real mess. Just for jumping bond, you are looking at possible...

Do you need an attorney to go to court dates with you or really just if your case ends up going to trial?

Things done wrong at any stage can ruin your chances for a satisfactory outcome at trial. By not a "major crime" I assume you mean a misdemeanor....