For convictions for Class A misdemeanors in Utah, you are eligible for expungement 5 years after you have completed probation. There is also a...

No, the FBI does not expunge criminal convictions -- not for citizens and not for non-citizens. I advise non-citizens that they should not go...

Yes, it is possible that the prosecutor would add additional charges for each instances of retail theft. If you have no previous criminal history,...

Your wife, if she has a green card or is a U.S. citizen can petition for her son. If your wife does not have a green card, then you will need to...

You said you have an attorney so talk to your attorney. Generally, a judge is not going to dismiss charges, but that doesn't mean there is nothing...

The question includes U.S. citizens. Your husband is included in this question. You may want to consult with an immigration attorney to see if this...

You don't say where your parents are right now. Assuming they are in Mexico, they will need a visa to enter the United States. A tourist visa may...

Unfortunately, you missed the cutoff date by about 10 days. There is no way around the June 15, 2007 requirement as the law currently stands.

A background check for someone who has had a charge dismissed through a plea in abeyance will show that there was a charge and that it was...

Usually, paying the fine means you are admitting guilt and you don't need to go to court. I would call the Taylorsville Justice Court and ask them...