Was put on 2 year unsupervised probation for suspended license but haven't been able to pay fines will that revoke my probation

Paying the fines is a requirement for successful completion of probation, so yes, the Prosecutor will likely file a motion to revoke your probation...

Is there any way to get a failure to appear charge lifted?

I suggest you hire a traffic ticket lawyer or criminal defense attorney to represent you. They can lift the warrant for you and represent you for...

If you have a warrant, you either have to turn yourself in to police and pay the bond, then they will release you (if you have no other warrants...

Where can I get Legal advice with no money

Your boy friend can ask the judge to appoint a public defender to represent him, or he can contact the public defender's office himself and fill...

Will checking Into treatment save him and why are the chances of getting dropped?

This drug paraphernalia charge is not going to be thrown out. Your boyfriend needs to hire an experienced criminal defense lawyer immediately,...

Can I pay my no insurance ticket(possibly warrant) w/o jail time?

You can easily hire a traffic law attorney to lift the warrant and get your ticket dismissed or reduced to a no-point violation. You won't have to...

What can I do to reduce my speeding ticket?

If you hire a traffic ticket lawyer, they can get your speeding ticket reduced to a non-moving, no-point violation such as "Illegal Parking," which...

What's the best thing to do in my situation?

When you go to court, the Prosecutor and judge will see that you have a very recent prior drug conviction and they will be more strict with you...

Can someone help me get a continuous from the judge until my taxes come next month. I can pay the new 112 dollar ticket now.

If you can't hire an attorney to go to court for you tonight, you will have to go to court tonight and ask the judge for a 30-day continuance. Or...

Sounds like you violated probation and this is notice of a probation revocation hearing. If that's what it is, the judge can revoke your probation...