Jefferson City, MO
Administrative law Lawyer at Jefferson City, MO
Practice Areas: Administrative Law, Government ... +2 more
There is no law that requires the public defender to pursue a bond reduction. If you want things to go your way, hire private counsel.
You sue to get the money back. The question is who has it. If the state still has it that makes collection easier. If they have paid it to her...
At the very least you have a small claims case. More likely you are being defrauded. You are very lucky that there is a fine credit defense...
If you are a bona fide homemaker then your income is, indeed, zero. But usually they will impute full time minimum wage. This doesn't work well...
You received a letter right at the beginning telling you that the attorney general and his folks weren't your personal lawyer. You need your...
The guy that wrote the book (literally) on this topic is Kevin Jamison in Gladsone. He is a great guy and a great lawyer. But , as he'll frankly...
Its the safest way, legally. Sue him for storage costs, then if the stuff is still there have the sheriff auction it off to pay the judgment. You...
There are several things you can do, and it sounds like you've done at least one since there's been an investigation. But generally: 1. ...
If that is a flat fee for the whole case, its dirt cheap. The question is what did you buy? And that should be explained in the retainer...
Yes you can sue. The trick is collecting. If they have a job you can garnish their wages.
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