Yes. A warrant does not disappear once you reach the age of 18. Talk to an attorney about getting this vacated.

Yes, you need an attorney. This sounds like a violation of “Scott’s Law” and you could get a fine up to $10,000

If you are getting an offer that would result in a dismissal, then of course you should take the deal. Talk to your lawyer if you have any questions.

1. You can be charged with driving while revoked. This could be charged as a felony. Depending on your background, you could get jail or prison...

Assuming that you had a valid drivers license, you will be facing a Class A misdemeanor, punishable by up to 364 days in jail and/or a fine of up...

He will have to appear on the court date with proof of insurance that was valid on the date of the citation.

The sentencing range for a fourth DUI is 3-7 years. Depending on your background, that could be extended to 14 years. Possibly a good attorney...

You or your attorney will have to file a Motion to Vacate with the clerk of the court. Anticipate paying a filing fee of $40.

Expect the Judge to inform you that you are charged with a Class A misdemeanor that carries a range of sentence up to 364 days in jail and/or a...

If you had a DUI reduced to reckless driving when you were under the age of 25, received a sentence of court supervision, completed that sentence...