You will get credit for one day good time/work time for each day sentenced, so you should serve a maximum of 10 days. If this was L A County jail,...

I received letter from Worker comp company for QME to determine if there is Permanent disability of any sort do to my injury

You can and should hire both a workers compensation attorney and a personal injury attorney. Some do both, but not many. The benefit of having...

What to do when DA has wrongly told ruling Judge information about me?

If this judge is hearing the arraignment and will not be the trial judge, do not file an affadavit of prejudice (called a 170.6). You can only...

I was rear-ended by another driver.

If you were injured, you should immediately meet with an experienced personal injury attorney. If you only have property damage, you should report...

I agree with Mr. Finnecy. You need to consult with your attorney, or hire one to represent you. One year is probably too short a time for the...

The question you are asking is best directed to the criminal defense attorney presently representing you. If you want another opinion, schedule an...

My life partner and co-owner of the condo we lived in was thrown out of the HOA meeting and the police were called on him.

For whatever reason, it seems the executive board did not have the information. You were not wrong to provide them the copy of the deed. From now...

Is there anything to do when Judge seems to have made up his mind, pre-trial?

Sounds like you were treating this lightly to the court, and the court let you know it is not something to be taken lightly. Since this is an...

How do you know if your penal code 245(a)(1) is a felony or misdemeanor? do u have to wait til court?

The section is a wobbler, meaning the prosecutor can file it as a misdemeanor or as a felony. Best thing you can do is to hire an experienced...

Can I still file a claim for a really bad foot surgery almost 4 yrs ago?

The maximum period of time for medical malpractice is 3 years from the event. Since it is now 4 years, the statute prevents you from making a claim.