Expungement or seal of record question???

Given new expungement legislation in Illinois that has liberalized the state's historically rather stringent rules, the disposition of special...

Can i beat this dui charge

I am familiar with cases in which defendants have been found guilty and sent to prison on similar evidence. There is no way of knowing what will...

Can I seal my felony conviction record for Mortgage loan application fraud? I was convicted in New Jersey.

Is this a state or a federal conviction? You mention the FBI and mortgage fraud, and a sentence calculated in months, all of which sound...

Is there any way my husband can come back to the states after being deported over 10 years ago due to a 1st degree of burglary?

This is really a question for an immigration attorney, and I will try to change the practice area so that your question will be more likely to find...

I suspect that someone has committed a crime, can the information I report to police be used by the suspect in a defamation suit

A lawyer can evaluate the factual picture in greater or lesser detail and give you an opinion about whether a meritorious legal action can be...

Can you sue someone for items taken from you that they are claiming were given to them not stolen?

Because you mentioned stolen artwork, Avvo routed your question to the criminal defense panel, but this is really a civil question because you are...

In some administrative offices the ALJ's do not actually prepare their own written decisions. The ALJ decides the case but the task of drafting...

I wanted to know if i can get a forgery charge expunged or sealed

Expungement is almost certainly going to be impossible if you were actually on probation. Sealing you might be able to do. How you got into this...

Your state's statute may define several different ways in which murder can be committed, typically involving different states of mind (i.e.,...

Does it look badly to not give a oral argument at appeal.

I can't speak for how the courts in New York would view this, but my own opinion is that I, as an appellate attorney with many years of experience...