Driving on a suspended license and reckless driving

Reckless driving and driving on a suspended license are criminal offenses. Your sister needs a competent criminal defense attorney in the Rockford...

Chicago Speeding 42 mph over the speed limit. Will I go to Jail?

Although it depends on your background, jail time can likely be avoided. In Illinois, speeding 35+ is a Class A misdemeanor (maximum penalty is 12...

Not sure what to do with unpaid drinking citation. Any help if possible?

If you were issued a Chicago municipal ordinance violation, you probably need to contact the Department of Administrative Hearings or visit one of...

Looking for help with having records expunged or sealed in Illinois.

More information is needed to give you an exact answer (i.e. the charge you pled guilty to, the sentence, and any other criminal background). If...

Can I get a permit to drive to work on a suspended license and do suspended license expire

Consult directly with an attorney to review your driving record and determine the basis for your suspension. There are a variety of possibilities,...

Because the offense is charged as a Class B Misdemeanor, you will want to be sure it is handled properly. Consult directly with an attorney to...

How much does it cost if I go through an attorney and how long will it take.

Illinois law allows for expungement of a retail theft charge two years after the successful termination of court supervision period. Different...

I would like to know how can I get court dismissal off my public record. A case was filed and dismissed 3 years ago, but still s

It would be advisable to contact an attorney to review your arrest record and determine your eligibility for expungement. If the case was...

How do i get these two tickets expunged?

If you pulled your full "court purposes" record at the Secretary of State, you will see convictions as well as court supervisions. Court...

Can I have court supervision if the day I received my speeding ticket I was 20 but the day I go to court I'm 21?

You may receive court supervision under or over 21 so long as you have not received supervision twice within the previous 12 months (of course,...