I have two back to back speeding tickets and want to apply for diversion. Can I do that for both as a joint diversion?

Some prosecutors will allow a diversion in such a situation and some will not. You will just have to talk to them or have an attorney do it for...

If I'm not not properly served but I have knowledge of a custody hearing and I don't show

This is not a domestic violence question but one about child custody. I have relabeled it so you may get responses from attorneys who practice in...

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Driving while suspended is a Class B misdemeanor the first time, punishable by up to 6 months in jail or a fine of up to $1,000.00 or both. Get a...

Is there any justice for a Diabetic who was issued a DUI who was out of the car and Started seizing when a cop pulls up?

You will need the help of an experienced criminal defense attorney who handles a good number of DUI cases. There are a number of medical...

Who do I need to talk to about getting my license reinstated

Start with the Kansas Department of Revenue since you live here now. You can not get a Missouri license if you are a Kansas resident.

Who do I need to talk to about getting my license reinstated

Since you live in Kansas you need to check with the Kansas Department of Revenue about getting a valid license. It may turn out that you have to...

If the district attorney has decided to not file charges that is excellent news. How do you guarantee it? You don't. If he signed a bond that...

What can I do legally if I agreed and signed as well as completed my task as the ci and the police etc didn't hold up their end.

Hire an experienced criminal defense attorney immediately. Police are very tricky in not actually promising anything in these situations. You...

Can I get a speeding ticket off my record going 51 in a 35 zone it is my very first speeding ticket?

Depending on a number of factors most courts will either amend to a non-moving violation or offer a traffic diversion. Either go to court and talk...

How long after being arrested does the state have to press charges?

Generally the state has five years after an incident to file charges. There are circumstances which can extend that time period.