Charged with a concealed weapon and loaded in,car but they offer me a misdamenor n 90days can ido it on ankle monitor

Ms. Nilchian gave a good answer. But, she assumes you have an attorney handling this. If you do not you should. If you cannot afford one the...

Mr. Dane is 100% correct, and he is close by to you. If you are in the market for attorneys it would make sense to put him on your list of...

My son has a prior misdimeanor & now a felony for stealing. What will happen to him in court?

It is hard to say without knowing more facts, WHICH YOU SHOULD NOT DISCLOSE HERE. Regardless, a felony charge is very serious. What you need to...

I recently received a public urination tickets. Code 372. Do i need to get a lawyer?

You are being charged with a criminal misdemeanor. If convicted it will appear on your record. You need to speak with an attorney BEFORE your...

I have a felony conviction in Washington from 1998. Can I appeal it? How can I expunge it?

There is nothing to appeal, you plead. And the chances of rescinding your plea 13 years later is almost certainly out of the question. Your only...

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How much money does it roughly cost to start a non profit? With tax exempt status? With attorney help?

Nobody can tell you that without meeting with you and discussing exactly what you have in mind. You should research a few attorneys who are...

I agree with the other attorneys, you certainly need to speak with an attorney about this matter BEFORE your court date. Most criminal defense...

How long can a police officer have you pulled over?

It depends on a lot of facts. There is no black-and-white rule. If you feel your rights were violated by an officer detaining you without reason...

In your case, the California officer was within his right to ask to see your ID, you could have lawfully refused, but what you did instead, giving...

Can I ask for my gun rights back after 10 years of being convicted of a reckless discharge of a fire arm charge?

Sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but the answer is no (well, barring a semi-miracle). Since you were convicted of a felony, you are barred for...