Will a misdemeanor bench warrant & a suspended drivers licesnse prevent me from getting a photo id in another state

No, you cannot get arrested for trying to get an ID in another state. At least, you cannot get arrested on these misdemeanor warrants. You could,...

My friend has been charged with 1)PC 459, and 2)*PC 484.

You should call for a free consultation with an experienced criminal defense lawyer about a situation like this. Your friend is hopefully...

Can I fight the legitimacy of my mortgage with Bank of America?

To answer your first question, yes, you can fight the mortgage. The bigger question is whether you can win the fight. That depends on several...

You would not send the letter to both the prosecutor (DA) and the police department. If the "ticket" is being prosecuted by the DA (or some other...

What are we looking at in terms of charges if they can be dropped what is the severity of this situation?

Please be very careful as to what you post online. It can be used by others. You've given too many details. I understand it is hard to know how...

Insurance company, hit and run, fraud issues

To be blunt, keep your mouth shut and call a good criminal defense lawyer right away. Most will be happy to speak with you by phone for free. ...

The answers above correctly describe the charge and what it means. Anyone facing this charge should consult with an experienced criminal defense...

What happens when you are caught shoplifting?

First, the answers you've received so far assume you are guilty and that the prosecution can prove that. There are many techical defenses to a...

I have title of auto, no lien holder. Can I retrieve stolen vehicle from car lot which is selling it? Car stolen Mar 2010.

The prior answers about a police escort are fine, but there's nothing like putting this in clear writing to the police and car lot owner. Let them...

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Can I be sued in Texas, when I live and operate a business in California?

If your question is just whether the buyer (who now claims he is not the buyer) can sue you in Texas, the answer is yes. Anyone can sue anyone for...