What do I need to do to date a minor? What is the paperwork needed? What do my parents and his parents have to do?

The question is not whether you can date this person, but whether you can have sexual contact. "Dating" is not a legally defined term. If you are...

Can a witness to a crime thats never been subpoenaed be subpoenaed after the trial has begin?

Yes. In civil cases, there is a discovery period where witnesses must be disclosed. Generally, they are subpoenaed or asked to appear prior to...

How can I clear my husband bench warrant? ?

What you are dealing with is a revocation of probation. He accepted a plea bargain and was granted informal probation in lieu of jail time. In...

What does it mean when one of their charges is 5,000 and the other for trafficking is at 0.00

I'm assuming you are talking about bail amounts. In the Clark County Detention Center, bail amounts can change during the first weekend of...

Arrested for 1st DUI in 22 yrs. Bail went up from $2100 to over $5000 in a day. Received fine $707 and $450 3 classes. Excessive

$707 and three classes is generally the standard plea offer given to public defender clients in Las Vegas Municipal Court. To dig into the...

How do I make a claim for emotional abuse or distress?

Abuse claims without physical signs are difficult to pursue civilly through the family courts. Abuse without physical contact is not a crime. ...

I'm on probation (non-violent offense) in Nevada, in Mental Health Court.

The answer to your question lies within the interstate compact between Nevada and the State to which you choose to move. You need to know the...

Will I be arrested for petty theft?

As long as you complied with the other terms of your plea, the judge will likely close the case and exonerate your bond. If you were offered a...

Nevada law does not favor the admissibility of polygraphs in the original criminal action. However, a probation or parole officer has much more...

What can we if immigration has a hold on my sister? should she fight her case ?

The rule of thumb when it comes to immigration is two misdemeanor convictions or one felony conviction can get a person deported if they are here...