Whether you have a court appointed or hired lawyer has nothing to do with the situation. You purchased the vehicle a year ago and never cleaned it...

I was arrested for "reckless driving" in 2005. the charge as dropped to "obstruction of highway". i got a $300 fine, paid it.

Reckless driving is an odd offense as it is not an A, B, or C misdemeanor. It has its own range of punishment which is jail time up to 30 days and...

Can i sue for this

Yes you can sue. If this person sold you a car that does not belong to him, report the incident to the police. They will take the care from you...

I'm off probation this november and I've paid all court and attorney fees just not my monthly probation fee which now equals

If you have not finished paying your fees when it is time for your probation to expire, the court can either just terminate your probation...

If you get custody of the children, then he will be obligated to pay child support. If he is not working, then the court will presume, at a...

When I divorce my husband, am I entitled to part of the land OR payment for my half of the land?

It does not matter in whose name the property is in, property acquired during the marriage is community property to be included in the division of...

Will I go back on new charge or old charge when it comes to parole consideration AND chances of getting parole again, how long?

You do not say what you are already on parole for but, in general, they will consider both cases when considering you for parole (as well as...

How longer do they have to arraign you. Once you have been indicted, arrested, and released on bail. I was in jail for more than

You will be arraigned at your first court setting. Some counties take longer than others to set cases on their rockets because of docket...

How can we find out if a Motion to Revoke has been filed?

Ask your probation officer or call the clerk's office (district clerk if it is a felony or th county clerk if it is a misdemeanor. A copy is to...

Can a possible felony case be dsimissed due to lack of evidence?

Obviously a case can be dismissed. If the prosecutor does not think there is sufficient evidence then s/he can file a motion to dismiss. I find it...