Can I keep my conviction private if I had my rights restored?
Until the record is sealed, it would show you had a felony conviction but have had your rights restored. You can seal your records yourself or...
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Until the record is sealed, it would show you had a felony conviction but have had your rights restored. You can seal your records yourself or...
You absolutely have rights. But the rights attach at birth. Have an attorney ready to file for custody so you don’t lose any precious time with...
This is more appropriately an immigration question. However, if you are still legally married, you cannot remarry yet because that would be...
Call and set up a consultation with an attorney. There are a lot of layers to go through here. Several attorneys will do a free consultation....
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If you already have a protective order, there is no need to get another. One doesn’t trump the other. If you are concerned something isn’t...
There are different ways to challenge a conviction. One is an appeal. An appeal goes to a higher court (either that court of appeals or the Supreme...
I agree with the above. You can check assets of the person and go forward damages but that is much more of a long shot to see anything.
You do have a case. The issue is how to go about enforcement. There are a few different ways you can get things back on track. Call a family...
There are notification requirements. Check with an attorney to see if they were met in your particular circumstance.
The answer is kind of. So the state has to show abuse or neglect. Self defense is not abuse. Hire a lawyer to help you through the process.