Marc A. Grano

Marc A. Grano's Answers (106)

Las Vegas, NM

Criminal defense Lawyer at Las Vegas, NM

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, Personal Injury ... +2 more

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Does having a signed notary paper still apply after filing court paperwork?

Marc's answer | Answered on June 20, 2014

I do not believe that a notarized unfiled document will assist you in any way. If the agreement is not within the court order it will be...

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In NM or FL do I need to tell in certain amount of time that I have had another child?

Marc's answer | Answered on June 15, 2014

In the State of New Mexico there is not a requirement that you report the birth of your new child to your ex. It doesn't appear that your new...

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I have a pending DUI my husband is being transferred out of the country for work. Can I go with him? Or must I remain for 6 mos

Marc's answer | Answered on June 13, 2014

Based on your question it sounds like drug court is a condition of your probation. If that is true it is highly unlikely that the court will allow...

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Am I able to retain an attorney outside the county my divorce was filed in?

Marc's answer | Answered on June 13, 2014

Absolutely. An attorney licensed to practice law in Texas is able to practice law in any Texas state court.

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What type of plea will be offered or how much time am I looki g at for aggravated assault with a deadly weapon,also what are my

Marc's answer | Answered on June 11, 2014

Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon is a fourth degree felony and is punishable by up to eighteen months in prison and a $5,000 fine. However,...

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How do I terminate a child support court order that directs my employers to withhold support and pays my ex wife directly?

Marc's answer | Answered on June 11, 2014

In my opinion, it is impossible to directly answer your question without reviewing the court order you are referring to. Each order is very...

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