What can we do to get her out and live with me and my family or even by ourselves if we have to?
Repost this question on the Ohio forum, probably best for family law.
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Repost this question on the Ohio forum, probably best for family law.
You need an attorney that handles parole matters immediately. Use the Avvo 'Find a lawyer' tab above.
So long as your parent/guardian does not forbid it, sure.
Get the attorney first. The attorney can get the bonds reduced.
She could. It would be called injury to a child, but I would expect that should be a matter handled within the family unless really severe.
That means he will be eligible for review for parole to determine if he can be released.
Better get a lawyer unless you want to spend more time and in jail.
No. But consult with a criminal defense attorney to ascertain if you have any defenses.
Contact the court and beg for mercy and the opportunity to pay belatedly. If they refuse, hire a lawyer.
Agree with Mr. Warren. The state certainly can try. But you can certainly present your defense. Hire a lawyer for the best result. Good luck.