You need to ask an immigration law how that particular form defines "offense." The city ordinance was most likely just an infraction rather than a...

Can a dui ever fall off of your record if you have not completed the requirements of your sentence ?

Crimes do not "fall off your record." If you have a conviction, it will be on your record for life unless you get a pardon or expungement. If you...

Why does a prosecutor keep post poning my sons case since march?

There are plenty of reasons the prosecutor could be continuing the case; anything we tell would just be speculation. Ask your son's attorney.

I received notice today from my ex-wife's attorney. He is calling her motion for warrant and commitment for a hearing in October

It sounds like in October you're going to have a hearing that decides whether or not you disobeyed a court order and are going to jail, but I could...

Can my ex’s parents press charges for an argument me and my ex had on instagram?

I agree with Mr. Hardin. However, I will add that, if something DOES come from this, you should contact an attorney before speaking with police.

What does it mean if you had a case on case net for someone putting / having a restraining order against you then it's gone

It could be that the case was dropped, it could be that the restraining order was granted and the case closed. Do not assume that you don't have a...

If I was not in my right mind when I wrote a statement can I retract it?

You can attempt to do so. However, the prosecutor does not have to accept your retraction. It's quite common for alleged victim's of domestic...

I do not believe this constitutes service, but an ex parte is valid and enforceable before being served. Your case is too specific to go over in a...

I agree with the other posters. I have not heard of someone being forced to move because of a neighbor. However, if you do not want to risk it,...

Will I go to jail for 4th degree domestic violence with absolutely no prior arrests or charges in my life?

DA 4th is an A Misdemeanor, so you can do up to 1 year in jail or be fined up to $2,000. Your daughter CANNOT drop the charges. Only the prosecutor...