Is it legal for an atty. to utilize funds from a client to pay another client's legal fees
I am not sure I understand the question. But, I personally would not do that as an attorney.
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I am not sure I understand the question. But, I personally would not do that as an attorney.
I do not practice in your state, but I think this is only to make sure the person is available to defend the case and not deployed.
I would go to an attorney and try to clean it up. My concern on warrants, is that if they could take you into custody, you want to have a bondsman...
It really comes down to whether their are any court orders. As long as you are not violating court orders, you should be okay. BUT, do NOT do...
In my state, the potential outcomes can vary based on the amount of money that was allegedly fraudulently acquired.
I would go to an attorney and discuss this. The attorney can go over contract and let you know for sure.
It really varies on the statutes in your state and the crimes they may want to charge you with. I would certainly consult with an attorney...
Do NOT go any where without the approval of your probation officer.
She has rights to the house if the is the sole owner. She needs a lawyer.
In my jurisdiction, minors are the only ones considered in these cases, but I do not know the law in your state.