How likely is it that my fiance could go to jail for 1 probation violation?

It really depends on a lot of factors--and there are certainly other options. It may depend on, for example, how long he was on probation, how...

If i am on probation and lose my job to illness will my probation be revoked

The short answer is no. You have to willingly violate probation. Unless you caused yourself to lose your job, this won't cause a violation.

If someone is knowingly living with a child sex offender with young children, can those children be taken away?

I'm sure some Child Welfare authorities would see that as a danger to the children on multiple levels. I can also see children being taken away...

Secret? You may mean sealed. A lawyer could contact the prosecutor and try to arrange for a surrender on the warrant.

STATUE OF LIMITATIONS FOR POLICE MISCONDUCT ENFORCED BY HOMELAND SECURITY?

Talk to the Civil rights/plaintiff's attorneys, not crimianl defense.

How do I get an erroneous misdemeanor item from a "worthless check" deleted from my criminal record.

You should first get a copy of your own criminal history and gather all the facts. The fact that you "feel" this is erroneous needs to be...

A disposition of charges is a document that explains how a case was finally resolved. This could be through a jury verdict (guilty or not guilty)...

Can I get t twic card with a possession of precourser with intent to manufacture

Possibly: See this resource: http://www.tsa.gov/stakeholders/frequently-asked-questions-0#disqualification I would discuss this matter with...

I forgot about my arraignment, but paid online the same day as soon as I remembered. Will this still be a failure to appear?

Wait for the computer to catch up. Usually traffic warrants don't hit the system right away. However you should follow up to make sure a warrant...

I got a high tear DUI in ohio, i am on the pell grant and am wondering if i will get kick out of school

Doubtful. See: http://thepellgrant.com/pell-grant-restrictions/ It appears that it only prohibits you from being actually incarcerated--such...