It comes down to workload. They will talk as needed with clients, but with a heavy caseload, they often dont have time of talking to others, or...

No. Talk to your attorney because they know the facts of your case and can give a good explanation as to why that disposition was used.

You should talk to your attorney as to why this disposition was given. They can give you a good answer because they know the facts of your case.

See if you can find a pro bono attorney who will do the work for free. If not, then use the public defender's office.

Its a serious charge. Hire a criminal defense attorney so they can review your case and give you advice about how the law is applied.

Hire a criminal defense attorney to go to court and offer an explanation as to why you missed court and then take care of the matter.

Contact the attorney and write a demand letter for what you are owed. If that does not work you can file a complaint against the attorney.

With a history of family violence, you should contact a criminal defense attorney and give them the details of your past so your question can be...

You can contact the court clerk and ask them to check if your son has a warrant. Or you can hire an attorney to look into the matter and determine...

It sounds like the officer was doing his duty and making sure you were not going to kill yourself. Its not likely you will get arrested as a result...