Archived
Charge with man del cs pg1 4g 209
Leslie's answer
|
Answered on December 18, 2013
You need to consult with a lawyer to assist your husband so he can give a full picture of what happened.
Archived
Do i need a lawyer for a class b misdemeanor?
Leslie's answer
|
Answered on December 18, 2013
Yes you need a lawyer.
Archived
Can my Probation Officer Stipulate frequency and how many DWI classes I must take?
Leslie's answer
|
Answered on December 18, 2013
See if your attorney can make another call to yur probation officer.
Archived
I have a class a theft I didn't do but is keeping me from getting a job. What can I do?
Leslie's answer
|
Answered on December 18, 2013
If you were arrested and pled guilty most likely you can't petition the court to expunge or for a no disclosure. Call a criminal lawyer and they...
Archived
Husband moved out 10/27, left me and kids. now says moving back in no matter what I say. do I have to let him?
Leslie's answer
|
Answered on December 18, 2013
Consult a family lawyer we need more specifics to answer your question. If you own your home together he can move back in. If he's threatening you...
Archived
Intrafamily adoption process without a lawyer
Leslie's answer
|
Answered on December 17, 2013
You would need to sign a relinquishment of your parental rights before an adoption could be filed.
Archived
Can I have my exhusbands paternal rights terminated and my husband adopt my daughter?
Leslie's answer
|
Answered on December 17, 2013
Stepparent adoption sounds like the best solution. You would need to have bio dad relinquish his rights first.
Archived
If you loose a federal case with a jury trial I have been told the judge can add additional time to your sentence.
Leslie's answer
|
Answered on December 16, 2013
Possibly talk to your attorney about the possibilities.
Archived
When being charged with a theft crime, do i have to pay full restitution even though I'm only responsible for certain amount?
Leslie's answer
|
Answered on December 16, 2013
You have a good argument that the restitution should be split among all co-defendants.
Archived
Divorce
Leslie's answer
|
Answered on December 16, 2013
It doesn't matter who moves out first. Since he is making significantly more than you I would ask him to pay the utility bills. I would also hire...
Ad
Transform legal challenges into solutions.
Connect now to review your situation.
The Avvo Rating explained
The Avvo Rating explained
