Will I be able to get the $500 I had already paid him since he did not help me in any way?

You should contact the attorney directly and speak with him/her about the situation. Lawyers are generally reasonable and s/he will likely work...

There is no right to choose your probation officer. You can speak to a supervisor and request a new probation officer, but that request is not...

Can i still press charges agaist this man and how do i go about it?

Your first call needs to be to the police department in the jurisdiction in which the conduct took place. Let the police investigate and determine...

How should I proceed? They do not consider this to be an issue. They refuse to do anything about this.

Take the vehicle back to the dealership and speak with a manager in person. You are much more likely to get results if you speak with someone in...

Will I be going to jail when I see the judge?

Generally, Judges don't lock people up for probation violation hearings on their first appearance. However, the warrant may be problematic. If...

Can't afford another 100,000.00 for trial anyone up for a his historic challenging federal case

Unfortunately, no one on this site is allowed to say "me, me me!" we have to tell you to click the "Find a Lawyer" tab above. Best of luck to you!

What can I do

You need to find a lawyer who practices family law to consult with immediately. S/he will be able to review the situation (and any possible Order)...

Does he have the right to do this while I'm not home or does he need a warrant?

If the inspector can see it from public property, and it violates your local ordinances, it's fair game. If they can go onto someone else's...

I was charged with Possession of 35 grams or less of marijuana, could I be charged again if it was more?

You cannot be charged with two (2) different levels of crime for the same offense with the exact same set of facts. However, the Prosecutor could...

Does revised statutes change past crimes classifcation

For better or for worse, the law that applies is the law that was in effect at the time the crime was [allegedly] committed. If a conviction has...