I entered a plea of no contest when I was arrested for someone who was in may car and stoled something from an abandoned house.

You may not be able to prevent anything, but it sure is not too late to try until sentencing is done. In other words, you still have time but you...

How to get child support dropped. If your children have dropped out of high school, and moved out of the custodial parents home?

Child support cannot be discontinued simply because your children drop out of high-school, and move out. However, such custodial changes may...

How do I protect My 14 year old daughter rights and wishes to refuse interviewing with the police?

When a tip or complaint of this nature is called into the police, whether anonymous or not, law enforcement is likely to follow up on it. The State...

Is it possible to get a theft misdemeanor dismissed?

Yes, it's possible. You will need to enter a plea of not guilty and involve a criminal defense attorney as soon as possible who can begin to...

Does an officer have probable cause to pull me out of my car and detain me while making a regular traffic stop?

The simple answer is yes, an officer has the authority to have you exit your car during a regular traffic stop. What he is entitled to do beyond...

Can an officer cite you? Yes. Will it stand is the better question. To be found guilty of reckless driving the State will have to prove beyond a...

My wife of 10 years just passed away and my 2 step daughters wana live with me and same with me there 12 and 15 years

This is an interesting case. Utah law is clear that where custody is concerned, a biological parent is presumed to be better than all "surrogate"...

Do you have to claim your live in girl friends wages in a divorce?

Absolutely not. Your girlfriend's wages are not relevant to your financial declaration in a divorce, and will not be considered in determining an...

What you are looking for is an "Order to Show Cause," wherein you will be asking the Commissioner to certify the other party's contempt. An Order...

The answer is no. Removing the biological father's name from the birth certificate does not terminate the father's parental rights. Court's will...