Wrote up for 85mph over in a 55mph zone, in Madison County IL. I've hired a lawyer. What is likely to happen?

You are going to want to hire an attorney familiar with the local system. As the charge currently stands you are NOT eligible for supervision....

I would be interested I hearing what makes you think you have a 90% chance of winning the appeal. That is an awfully high number. Did you have...

I live in a small town in Illinois..I just got three felonys the lawyer I talked to first wants 4500 $ is this amount to much?

I would agree with Judy. Practicing in Chicagoland $4500 for 3 felonies sounds like a bargain!

Ive gotten 6 months court supervision from the judge but they put I was convicted and now my license is suspended what do I do?

There is some confusion in your question. If something was erroneously entered on your MVR you will want to get a certified transcript from the...

License suspended because of parking tickets over 10 years again.

As the other attorneys have stated, you will need to pay the tickets. Every now and then the city of chicago will offer an amnesty of sorts which...

First of all 29 over the limit is a Class B aggravated speeding violation. Getting the ticket in a construction zone compounds the matter....

I live in Tucson Arizona I have a suspended license in Chicago for failor to appear at the time my grandma died I forgot to.

Fortunately this should be a pretty easy one to handle. You will want to call an attorney who can then file a motion to reinstate the case. As long...

Will not paying a Civil Demand some how effect my credit?

Probably not!! I suppose it is possible that the demand can turn into a civil suit and eventually become an issue for your credit, but I have yet...

Should i pay a civil demand letter from Wal-Mart?

I have yet to hear of a suit being filed when someone fails to pay a civil demand. With that said you could be the first. I generally advise my...

You MAY be able to fight the ticket and get it dismissed but the necessary defense is not listed in your note. Talk to a local attorney to see if...