Do I have to hire an attorney to file a motion to dismiss due to statute of limitations?
It doesn't quite work that way. Either they filed against back in 2007, in which case the warrants and underlying cases are still valid, even if...
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It doesn't quite work that way. Either they filed against back in 2007, in which case the warrants and underlying cases are still valid, even if...
I'm not sure what the legal answer would be to that, but I think there may be a simple "real world" answer I can give you as a mother, rather than...
You are not going to get a court-appointed expert to addres that issue or anything else. Appointment of experts in indigent cases only happens in...
The only way that a theft under $1500 would be "enhanced to a third degree felony" (that's strictly speaking not quite right, he'd be punished as...
It sounds like what he has is actually a state jail felony, not a third degree felony. That being the case, yes, he's eligible to request 12.44(a)...
An accurate answer to your question is going to be very, very fact-specific. The simplest answer I can give you is that some non-custodial parents...
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Expunged is the exact same thing as "removing it". And you're not going to be able to do that unless the case ended up getting dismissed. If you...
You should be eligible very soon. The fact that your two years is up is not actualy the triggering event on that, it's "the discharge and...
If there's a death involved, the odds are very good the police are going to be looking at who provided the alcohol. Just something to keep in mind.
Yes, it will. You'll have to have the records expunged to change that, and the specifics of doing that will depend on exactly what happened with...