No attorney can tell you what it would look like if you took it to trial without having a look at the specific allegations and evidence. But I can...

There's always a chance to plead out. Barring extreme circumstances, courts will generally allow you to plead guilty and argue for leniency in...

Generally, no. You are under no obligation to not contact anyone, that obligation is on him. Defense attorneys often see cases where the protected...

It will depend on how this person was involved. Did he start it? Then pulling out a knife was probably illegal. But if he was legitimately...

There's no constitutional right to a plea bargain. So while it might have been a bit underhanded to give you a one-day offer while you were...

If you truly can't afford an attorney you should qualify for the public defender. If you don't qualify, you should find a way to get a lawyer....

There's a lot going on here and your best bet would be to get a lawyer for both the criminal case and the issues with your children. What will...

Mr. Weeden is correct. By agreeing to supervised probation you are essentially agreeing to whatever reasonable terms they deem necessary. If...

There's a lot to unpack here. If your daughter is scheduled for arraignment in a criminal case, it is unlikely that the Court will accept someone...

Like the others have said, the first thing to do is get an attorney. If you can't afford one, you should apply for the public defender. If you...