Does massachusetts share their criminal record with other state ? i want to know if you are first time offended for small shopli

Yes, states very definitely do share criminal records information, and potential employers from one state can have a background check run on job...

My bf was charged with a misdemeanor marijuana possession & it's his first arrest, what are his chances of getting probation?

Generally speaking, a jail offer is pretty unlikely if this is his first arrest and it was just a small amount. It's possible he could get some kid...

If you mean what I think you mean with the May/November business (that for six months or so, he would have been 17 and you 19), you're fine. As...

Ten years ago I was ordered to pay child support and provide medical insurance. Can I give up my rights & not be liable anymore?

If your kids' stepmother adopted them, you would no longer have any financial responsibilities for them at all (aside from any back support still...

Can i take my daughter out of county

If that's what the order says, then you've got to either abide by it, go back to court and hope the judge agrees to modify it, or face sanctions...

Charge: Prostitution -Violation of Probation :Non-payment of fines. However i did pay & have my receipts.what do i need to do?

Realistically, no, I don't think you're going to be able to get the case dismissed without an attorney, because the prosecutor isn't likely to talk...

Can my ex get custody because I am employed?

Someone could file a lawsuit demanding that you deliver them the moon via FedEx next Tuesday by close of business. That doesn't mean they'll get...

Actually, that is possible. There's not much point in entering a misdemeanor warrant into NCIC, because states can only extradite on felony...

The WalMart employees wouldn't be able to "issue you a ticket" for this themselves, and actually neither would a police officer--they can only do...

Can a never convicted "Sex Offender", get off the registry?

Actually, if you gor regular probation, you were convicted--that word doesn't just mean you went to prison, it just means the judge found you were...