Will a job hire me with bench warrants because i think that may be what I have now? What should I do for the best outcome?

Yes, it's very likely that you won't get hired if you have active warrants. You can turn yourself in to the police and get booked and pay the bond...

How much will I have to pay in the state of Missouri and will points be put on my license

A speeding ticket issued by a Missouri state trooper is a 3-point ticket. The fine amount varies by county. On your ticket, it will state, "In the...

Should I just pay the ticket or hire a lawyer to avoid the points?

I recommend that you hire a traffic law attorney to represent you. Most likely outcome is that your attorney will get your ticket amended to a...

How can a class d felony dwi be amended to a misdemeanor through plea bargaining

It is possible for an experienced DUI attorney to negotiate a plea bargain with the Prosecutor to get a felony DUI amended to a misdemeanor. I...

If you are charged with MIP and you plead guilty, then you will end up with an MIP conviction on your criminal record and you will have to pay a...

Will I get arrested?

Hire a traffic law attorney to represent you. Call around and get price quotes; it may not be as expensive as you think. Most courts will lift...

What is the stepwise process to subpoena witnesses and have them depose before trial?

I strongly recommend that you hire an attorney to represent you if you want to get the peace disturbance violation dismissed or reduced to a lesser...

Yes, you can go to court and plead not guilty and the judge will set your case for trial. Or you can hire a traffic law attorney who practices in...

How to start procedures in expunge a record in Missouri

There are not many types of convictions that are eligible for expungement in Missouri. You can contact an attorney to ask if your conviction is...

Do I need a lawyer to avoid jail time? If I plead guilty am I forfeiting my right to make my case?

Yes, you definitely need to hire an attorney to represent you. If you plead guilty, the judge will sentence you and you lose the opportunity to...