I forged a check from my grandma account in the amount of 625. What will happen if she press charges

You will be charged criminally and, if found guilty, will be formally required to pay restitution. You may also go to jail.

How do i go about getting this done when no lawyers will do anything because they are lazy

Your question is missing a lot of information, and it makes it impossible to answer your questions. For one, the ex-wife does not have the...

Riddle me this Traffic Law Attorneys - we all know 'slower traffic keep right' is a courtesy and not a law but say...

In Louisiana, you CAN get a ticket for coasting in the passing lane, if I'm not mistaken.

I had asked my question a day or so ago. With all due respect to the person the only attorney thus far to respond has been from

In that case, you might be better served to ask this question in the New Jersey section.

Jury

During the jury pool selection, potential jurors are asked if they know the defendant or any of the witnesses or the lawyers in the case (or they...

Is it legal for me to refuse my daughters return to an unsafe home if there are no legal documents concerning visitation?

This is a loaded question--have you had paternity established? If not, then it's effectively kidnapping. If so, the law is still a bit shaky. You...

I recently had to go to the hospital because i ate some settles that had something on them?

Most lawyers take these types of cases on a contingency basis--that means they don't get paid unless you recover. It sounds like you need to...

Can I move out without my mothers consent at 17 in Arkansas?

It actually sounds like you have a good chance of becoming emancipated. You have a job, the means to support yourself, a place to live, and seem...

If a lawyer.attorney or solicitor tells a defendant their defense is good ,are they most likely to be found not guilty.

It's certainly better than being told you have a bad defense, but this opinion does not necessarily reflect what a jury of one's peers will arrive...

Your explanation is not entirely clear--if you are to be on probation for a year, you may petition the judge to shorten the term, but you should...