It is possible but there's no easy answer to your question because we don't know all the facts. You or your parents need to sit you down with an...

You're probably best off finding a ticket attorney in Atlanta and hiring them to figure it out for you. Attorneys are generally limited to practice...

No, a DVRO is not a conviction. It is a judge agreeing there is enough threat of potential harm to order one party to stay away from the...

Typically, it won't happen. Reduction is generally contingent on completing all other terms. In this case, you still owe the majority of restitution.

Typically, the DA has one year to file charges for most misdemeanors and three years for felonies. You can call the District Attorney's office and...

It depends on the settlement with the insurance company. Arguably, if the victim signed a release, there is an argument they waived further claims...

That code is used for a restricted license. Most likely something like "to/from/during employment or DUI classes" You can call the mandatory...

It isn't really relevant unless there's an actual question of whether you are the person being charged. Next time you appear in court, you can ask...

It is very possible but there are a number of potential outcomes. Without knowing all the facts surrounding his initial probation and subsequent...

Yes, you absolutely can fight both tickets. There are a couple ways to go about contesting the charges but you really need to have a full...