Is there any way to avoid a mandatory minimum for an identity theft case?

Although "mandatory" usually means "must" there is no rule for which there is no exception. For example, avoiding a conviction by prevailing at...

I have warrants. I finally have a job and can afford to start paying things off, but I need a lawyer to keep me out of jail.

In almost every instance, courts and prosecutors require returning to court when there is an outstanding felony warrant. However, sometimes, an...

Is it possible that the DA hasn't filed my case and I just have to wait for a letter in the mail for my court date?

Short answer: it is possible that the DA has not filed your case and you must wait for a letter in the mail for your court date. When police bring...

Tenant moved in. After she got a dog and produced a document that its a service animal. The dog is barking and urinating.

If the tenant is causing a nuisance then you can give her a three day notice to quit citing that in the notice; then she has 3 days to resolve the...

What king of trouble can you get in if a 23yr old man got a 15 yr old pregnant. And she just had the baby.

The most repeated advice criminal defense attorneys provide to folks suspected of crimes is this: "KEEP YOUR MOUTH SHUT." Do Not Talk to the...

I missed my court date now I have. Bench warrant. In CA. I’m in AZ NOW How to resolve this with out having to go back to ca ??

Most courts and prosecutors require returning to court when there is an outstanding warrant. However, sometimes, an attorney can work with the...

I feel as if I was intraped if I did anything at all.?

If you're not guilty, then the case proceeds to trial and a jury of 12 of your peers decides. You will not be found guilty unless they unanimously...

Can the court issue you a bench warrant even when the collection agency take over your ticket?

Yes. Failure to resolve your traffic/minor offense ticket by the due date may result in the issuance of a warrant, new charges, or the imposition...

What would be the next step to do legally?

You are entitled to 30, 60, or 90 days; you do not have to move out within 24 hours. Once you are given notice, it expires, and then you are served...

It is difficult to understand your question; generally as a tenant you are not a creditor to the owner of the property you are renting. You should...