Can i file bill of review on a cps case in which i signed voluntary relenquishment?
No, you can't: the whole premise behind allowing a bill of review is that it provides a legal means of righting an injustice done to a party who...
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No, you can't: the whole premise behind allowing a bill of review is that it provides a legal means of righting an injustice done to a party who...
I you'd followed through with your probation, your cases would have been dismissed and you'd probably be eligible to apply for an order of...
You'd be surprised how often that seems to happen. No, if that's the case, you're not actually married, and you won't need to get a divorce. If you...
An annulment won't remove the court records of your marriage for even five minutes. What it does is to remove the legal effect of the marriage. The...
It will still show up on your record unless you obtain what's called an order of nondisclosure, which would seal the records of the arrest and...
That's an interesting question. It's not really true that the juvenile offense is not "on your record", but I think you may still qualify for a...
You're welcome to do whatever you want, and it will all be just fine--unless something goes wrong and he challenges it down the road, in which case...
Sorry, but no--the 180 day thing is not true, and warrants don't ever "expire". The statute of limitations, however, does expire after two years,...
1) if you were given any kind of probation at all, you're not going to qualify for an expunction--expunctions are only for cases that didn't result...
Normally, it's just whatever age is mentioned by the statute. But somehow I have a feeling you may be (more details would really help here) talking...