My fiancée was given 127days in jail but she has a bond still. Would bonding her out get her out of jail?

She cannot bond out on that case if she has been sentenced. It sounds like she may have another case somewhere else that she could post bond...

How can i get help for stealing money from old job?

Hire an attorney immediately and they can contact the prosecuting attorney on your behalf so you know what is going on, whether a case has been...

Getting indicted is never a good thing. Often times a new criminal case will ride the "grand jury docket" for several months before it makes its...

Why am I being charged with a felony if I had no idea what was going on

You are being charged because the cops do not believe him and you helped him put it in the car. Therefore there is evidence of your guilt. ...

What is the max penilty i can get for a D.V.

Way too many facts posted for a public forum here. Have this conversation with your lawyer in a confidential setting. That being said,...

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Possibility of probation on class c felony for 3rd time drug offense

It's always possible, but more difficult the more priors you are dealing with. Get an attorney that is experienced in that jurisdiction with drug...

My stepson violating his probation 15 plus times

Please clarify your question a bit so we can try to give you some guidance here.

Do I have to hire an attorney? If yes, what are the basic and extra charges in order to solve my speeding ticket?

You should probably hire an attorney to make sure you stay out of jail. Judges often require someone to do 24 hours in jail or so when you hit the...

What are the chances of all charges being dropped?

Don't assume anything at this point the police do not have to talk to you and also do not have to tell you the truth. I suggest you hire an...

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Can an individual be charged as an adult for a crime he committed when he was 13?

Yes. The Court will look at a number of factors to determine whether or not the juvenile should be "certified" to a court of general jurisdiction...