I got my DUI in December of 08, right before the BAID law was passed. Do I have to have one of those since my offense was before

If the 08 conviction was your first, you can apply for a full license one year after the date of conviction. If it was your second, you can apply...

Was served a supenoa in IL as a witness, but due not want to testify on a family member.

The subpoena with which you were served should contain the name and number of the assistant state's attorney who issued it. I would advise that...

You should pay your attorney first and then allow your attorney to work on the issue of you paying your court fees. This is one of the many ways...

The only person/entity that can bring criminal charges against you is the State. Thus, it's likely not your girlfriend pressing these charges but,...

Uninsured and Hit&Run driver refused to compensate for damage after she proposed a settlement we've agreed on. What should I do?

You should file a small claims case against her. You can do this pro se (on your own without an attorney) or you can hire an attorney to do this...

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I just recently turned 18 and my girlfriend is 15, and we were wondering how having sex would legally affect us?

While it may seem crazy, unfair, and arbitrary, the law is the law. The law presumes that a person under the age of 18 can't consent to sexual...

My husband has 2 DUI's and now we are attempting to get his license back. What does this road ahead look like?

Here are a couple of links discussing answers to the questions you posed above (from the secretary of state). You'll need to have a hearing at...

I have a warrant for contributing minor in Mchenry County, IL. Taking a trip to IL if I stay out of there is it extraditable??

I agree with Judy. Get in touch with an attorney right away. This will catch up with you at some point, probably when you least desire...

You very well may be entitled to file a claim against your own insurance company, if you have uninsured or underinsured coverage. The declarations...

No, your juvenile record does not automatically go away once you turn 18 years old. In general, juvenile records are kept confidential. However,...