How to get charges dismissed?

It would be good for the district attorney to know this information because it weakens the case against your boyfriend. If this matter goes to...

Can the DA legally refuse to file criminal charges in a DV case?

As my colleagues stated, the District Attorney must look at each individual case and determine the likelihood of success when determining whether...

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How can my probation officer have my name wrong. 5 months into my 12 my P.O.had to sign me up for ua's.But the name is wrong.

First, do the UA. I don't care if they are calling you Jessica Rabbit, do the UA. Probation Officers, unlike attorneys, sometimes make errors. ...

How can I file against a judge for overstepping custody laws?

If this all occurred in Court in September of 2012, then it is too late now to change things. If however, you have been fighting this since...

Having issues with witness and exhibit list

Use the heading from you case (Court name, parties' names, case number) and in the title row state "Exhibit List" or "Witness List" As Mr. Leroi...

Is it Common Law in the state of CO? Where do I go from here?

You very well may be married, and if so, you may have rights to property that was earned, or increased in value during the marriage. However, some...

I agree with my colleagues. In Colorado, child support is ordered to be paid until the child is 19 years old AND has graduated from high school. ...

When is best for me to file for divorce since I'm in a shelter while my husband is arrested and facing years in prison? TKS.

Please talk to the people at the shelter about getting you in touch with an immigration attorney and a family law attorney. I do not know...

I was arrested for domestic abuse and I did not hit my fiance or do any harm to him. He did not press charges.

The police were given information from someone that you hit your fiance. Charges were pressed based on those statements. You would need to get a...

What is necessary to assure mothers mortgaged house can be delegated to daughter upon mothers death.

If mother is currently able to make decisions, she could put her daughter on the deed of the house using a quit claim deed. She would deed it from...