If the legal paperwork from the courts is wrong, is the case dropped?

His attorney will know how to deal with this. It isn't clear what paperwork you are talking about. The charging document would need to list the...

How can I go about finding out if my step mom POA is neglecting my fathers medical needs?

I'm not in your state. A POA is normally a grant of authority to act for the principal, but does not obligate the POA to take action. Your...

Can I Sue Washington State for Failing to Protect My Daughter?

I'm not in your state but you have no replies. You need to get some consults from personal injury attorneys in your location. Some problems...

Would being on drugs during the time I committed the forgery charges I am facing make any difference in court?

You need to ask your attorney about this. If you have a felony charge, you should have an attorney. Telling the judge about a meth problem is...

Can I sue a bank?

I know pretty much nothing about banking law. However, I do know that if there is an estate from which a PO was able to take $250k in 18 months,...

In the state idaho if someone gets arrested and is withdrawling from herione does the jail supply them with suboxen?

You can call the relevant jail and ask. They might tell you. Otherwise, an attorney in the relevant county would need to respond. Each jail can...

How long does another country have to pick you up on a felony warrent they issued if you were picked up in a different county ?

I'm not aware of any strict time limit. All my clients arrested out of county always trickled-up in an appropriate amount of time. Any delay was...

How do i get my gun back id it was taken from me because i was carrying a fire arm drunk?

It is now probably "evidence" in the case, and likely held by the state as long as the case is pending. Idaho Constitution Article I, Section 11...

Idaho allows divorce for "irreconcilable differences" (no-fault) so she does not have to fabricate any claims to get a divorce. Statutorily,...

The sentence is 3+4: 3 years fixed time that must be served, followed by 4 years during which the defendant might get parole. If probation was...