My grandma says I can't move out when I turn 18 she said that I have to live with her until I turn 21 . is it true.
That is your personal choice. At 18 you legally become an adult and can move out if you want.
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That is your personal choice. At 18 you legally become an adult and can move out if you want.
Focus on getting an attorney. And yes that would qualify as a relationship for this type of charge.
Sounds like you are in the clear, unlike the driver.
Jail is unlikely, and yes you should get an attorney to avoid a conviction.
Unlikely. You’ll have to complete the class (18 month class) first.
Please rephrase and repost your question.
You need an attorney ASAP. As mr. Finnecy said, your job is in jeopardy. A second DUI within 10yrs carries some very significant consequences.
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Yes if your blood results come back negative, you should be in the clear. However if they don’t you’d best start consulting with an attorney