ANY CONSEQUENCES, IF you do not show up for a 3rd hearing regarding A protection order, even if the 3rd hearing on this matter?

There is enough at stake that you truly should care. Please see my response to your other version of this question.

I was charged and tried on 3 charges (testimony only) I was convicted of only one of the charges can I sue for other 2 charges

As has been answered more than once, no. You can not sue the witness for the testimony given. The standard of proof is beyond a reasonable doubt...

Discrimination

I think the loss prevention folk suspected all your items were not scanned, and thus they intercepted you. I think the female worker ran her mouth...

It happens frequently, though the OK statutes indicate it should not. While it is possible, it is not likely anyone is going to truly cause havoc...

Is it possible to get in medical school, residency, and taking the medical licensure if you have a misdemeanor? Is it game over?

Right now you have no conviction, as you are on a deferred sentence or have an offer for a deferred sentence. If you do not have counsel, get...

My step daughter is enrolled in school using her g-ma's address on moms side but mom gets child support and rarely see her.

Your husband can file to modify custody, seeking either joint custody or sole custody, as circumstances warrant. He can also file a motion to...

Any consequences for NOT attending 3rd hearing for a protective order against Me, by ex wife.?

A few, including entry of a five year order against you, loss of firearm access, costs assessed to start. Hire counsel. A far better move than...

What attorney do I need?

First, set the anger aside. It will only get in your way for reasonable decisions. If you want to seek compensation on behalf of the children for...

City ticket or district court involvement? Either way, there will be a report to DPS in addition to the local charge. This is not going to be a...

Can a business office send my account to collections if I have not paid the agreed amount every month?

Yes, they can. Consistently not keeping your agreement, or ignoring it even once, would permit them to do so. Depending on your amount owed,...