My first offense; i will appear in court on september 18th; obstructing a police officer in illinois; what will happen to me?

You should consult with an attorney. Many of us still give free consultations. As a word of advice, never go to court without an attorney and...

Can I be charged with the a DUI?

Can you be charged? Yes. The State can charge you with whatever they want. However, the real question is wether they will be sucessful in obtaining...

My husband and I are starting a business; but, he only entered his name as an owner of the LLC. Is it safer not to be an owner?

I do not think I could explain it better than above. For more information, consult an attorney.

How am I getting charged fees I didn't agree to or sign a contract to these terms?

If you are unhappy with your attorney, you should simply get a new one. To fire an attorney, you simply need to write him a letter stating that...

I WAS WONDERING IF I CAN CLAIM MONEY FROM AN OLD CLAIM IF THEY DEFENDANT HAS CLAIMED BANKRUPTCY

You should consult an attorney regarding collection.

What basis does ex have for filing motion to revoke my mid week visitation?

I agree with the above. Visitation can be difficult to change/suspend. however, you need to hire an attorney to ensure that what your ex is doing...

Leaving the scene with personal injury

You should be asking these questions to your attorney. You attorney should not have any problem answering your question. However, if you do not...

I am located in the state of Illinois, How do I get my license from an Invalid status to a Valid status in the state of Texas?

I agree that you need to hire an attorney and resolve your Illinois case. Depending on the facts of your situation, an attorney may be able to...

FMLA violation?

This seems like an ADA issue regarding reasonable accommodation and potentially an FMLA issue as well. You should consult an attorney with...

If a person violates a court order (ie. visitation order) they can be held liable for contempt of court. A person who is also found in contempt...