My husband was prosecuted for domestic violence and i now want to have the charges dropped. Is there any way to do this?
It's out of your hands now that the prosecutor has filed charges.
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It's out of your hands now that the prosecutor has filed charges.
You would still be paying child support unless you have custody of the children. You might consider intervening in the case.
There's no way to give you odds on the case being dropped. The state obviously believes that they have enough evidence to convict or they would not...
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If you don't have an attorney, hire one to review the case. If there are issues that haven't been presented to the judge that might make it...
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You can ask the County Attorney for diversion. Generally it helps if you have an attorney, but if you cannot hire one right now go in and ask for...
Your chances are good unless there is something she can bring up that hasn't been brought to the judge's attention yet. Temporaries usually do...
File for custody and, at the same time, file for temporary custody. If you are in danger (and/or your daughter) ask for an ex parte temporary order...
This is a class III felony punishable by up to 20 years imprisonment, a $25,000 fine or both. The minimum is a year imprisonment. You need an...
As long as you have residency here in Nebraska you can file here since jurisdiction for child support is based on the state the child resides in.