How long does an officer have to file a ticket with the court

Hello- Not sure if you were charged with an ordinance violation, a misdemeanor, or a felony. So, this may not be the exact answer you are looking...

I may have to file for bankruptcy. I have been named co-trustee for my parents. Could their estate be affected by my finances?

I think there is no doubt that you need a bankruptcy attorney to review the trust documents and determine whether a bankruptcy trustee could seek...

Is a step parent financially responsible if biological parent is sued for actions of child?

Without further information it is hard to say if you would be held liable in your situation. However the quick answer is yes, maybe. If a Court...

Does a Judge have the power to require all alcohol offenders of his court to take antibuse medication each day?

The Judge can ask for conditions of probation along with a traffic offense as serious as a DWI. However, that seems to me a bit harsh and...

Will charges remain on a person’s record if someone pleads guilty for a crime

Hello - The arrest will show on the criminal record unless you tried the case and won it or the case was dismissed. Otherwise, the arrest will...

I would agree with the comments of those who have preceded my answer but add the following. Bill collectors will often say things they can not...

What is my worry in this situation?

Hello - There is more information needed to accurately answer your question but based on what you stated I think you might have concerns. Off...

Is there anyway i can get an advance on my settlement money though my settlement company?

The answer is just like anything else that you intend to do. Do your research and be careful to assure yourself of the best deal. A company that...

Can a person get indicted on a misdeminor?

The short answer is that you can. But, what is more likely, is that the prosecuting attorney will decide whether or not to file charges against you...

Can a person get indicted on a misdeminor?

The short answer is that you can. But, what is more likely, is that the prosecuting attorney will decide whether or not to file charges against you...