Can I charge my wife with identity theft ?

You cannot charge her with anything. However, you can call the police to report a crime; then the prosecutor will decide whether or not to charge her.

I filed a restraining order against my boyfriend and now I want to drop it, do I still have to go to court in Missouri ?

If you don'tshow up to court after filing the order the judge will most likely dismiss it. If you've already showed up for a permanent order, you...

I just found out that I had court on the 7th for a violation of a protection order I never received or got arrested for or ticke

It sounds like you will need an attorney to address this issue.

How do I go about petitioning the court 4 my license after my 5 yrs is up.do I have to pay an attorney or can I just file myself

In theory you can do it yourself, but it is much easier if you hire an attorney. An attorney will know where and how to file it and which...

If the charge was reduced prior to plea/conviction then it will not count as an enhancement for future DWIs.

That is going to be too specific and complicated to answer in an Avvo message. I can tell you that a lot of people in prison think they know the...

Can I get changes dorp on my husband ? And can a cap warrant get dorp

You cannot decided to drop or file charges; the prosecutor decides that. If you want to get a warrant search excluded, you should talk to an...

Dissolution of marriage

It would be difficult to say where you went wrong, but I'd guess you filled out your petition incorrectly or didn't file a required document....

We offered a plea deal... No word on if he took it or not... Now online it says plea/trial setting instead of hearing setting.

I don't know how you offered a plea to the man; the prosecutor decides that. You will have to call the prosecutor's office for more information on...

I was convicted of a class B drug offense in Missouri (Mr Veits was my attorney) this was 19 yrs ago, and NO trouble since.

You can just call an expungement attorney in your area and they'll let you know if your conviction qualifies. Off the top of my head, I'd say it...