How long after and accident can you be charged with Reckless conduct? Do they have to notify you of the charge and court date?

If you are charged with a misdemeanor, the prosecutor has 18 months from the date of the accident to charge you. If you are charged with a felony,...

You can always sign over your parental rights to the family member who is currently fostering your child. You just need to sign some paperwork in...

What can I do about a grand child’s mother boyfriend who has slapped and pushed Against the wall and and call him names

If you are concerned about your grandchild, there are a few things you can do, including: (1) calling the police in the town where this is...

If you are on bond for a criminal offense (that is, if you were arrested for possessing drugs), a condition of your bond is that you do not leave...

What do I have to do to get my son back that was taken away from my mother who had to custody of my son because of a dcfs case?

Dealing with this is an extremely lengthy and confusing process - as such, you absolutely need to have an attorney who is experienced in child...

A lot of courts and judges as well as DCFS believe that hitting your child, even if you think it is an acceptable form of punishment or discipline,...

How should I handle this situation?

Dealing with DCFS can be lengthy and very confusing. The best thing to do is have an attorney who is experienced in DCFS / abuse & neglect law...

Even if the case was dismissed, the fact that you were charged with this will always be on your record, unless you file a petition to expunge or...

If this was his first arrest, then he probably was charged with a Class A misdemeanor, when he could be sentenced to 2 years probation and/or 364...

Yes, a DCFS caseworker can go to your child's school and speak with your son, especially if DCFS is investigating whether you did something wrong...