Yes, you can be charged. Proof of your intent, or lack thereof, can be used to defend the charges, but it won’t keep you from being charged.

What to do?

Mr. Caldwell has given you an excellent response.

If you received a settlement payment and signed a release of claims, you probably cannot sue. However, if the reason you want to sue is something...

Will i he arrested at my house?

It’s certainly possible. No one can say they will not. Get a lawyer and take care of this problem. It won’t get better with time.

The date of service is the date you received the summons. Count 20 days from that date. If the 20th day falls on a weekend or holiday, the deadline...

Under the Oklahoma Residential Landlord and Tenant Act, a landlord cannot enter a tenant’s premises without the tenant’s consent except as required...

The only thing you describe that could be characterized as a lie is a statement that the employee’s right arm was injured rather than their left...

How to do I get my landlord’s ex-boyfriend to get his stuff off the property I am renting?

Send the owner of the property a letter telling them to remove the property from the premises by a certain date (reasonably long enough away that...

Can i refuse to testify when subpoenaed?

In Oklahoma, we have a husband-wife privilege that provides that one spouse cannot be forced to testify against his or her spouse about...

Im 17 and want to get out of this house,can I legally leave without consent? I’m tired of dealing with all there drama.

When you turn 18, you can choose where to live and how to support yourself. Until then, your parents make the rules, including deciding where you...