The short answer to your question is: no. Your legal obligations continue no matter where you move. Talk with your lawyer. Good luck.

I'm not sure of your exact question, but calling a lawyer couldn't hurt. You will need an attorney in New Mexico to deal with that matter. Good...

If the 30 day sentence was a sanction for the probation violation, the sentence is day-for-day. Pose this question to your boyfriend's attorney. ...

Have criminal charges been filed? What was the amount in question? Have you been contacted by law enforcement or a court?

I suggest you contact the attorney who represented you son to discuss the sentences assessed in his cases. No one in this forum has any knowledge...

I'm not sure of your exact question. Calling the District Attorney's office in the county where the offense occurred might help. Good luck.

I assume the goal is to have charges dismissed against the arrested person. If so, an affidavit is not going to accomplish what you seek. The...

No one can accurately comment on your specific case until the court is contacted and the status of your case is reviewed. Calling an attorney in...

You can work at any job where someone will hire you. There is no statute prohibiting your employment.

Talk with your attorney but if you were given deferred adjudication probation and the case was dismissed after successful completion of same, you...