How do I get my dui fine and classes started over?

If you no longer live in the county where the DUI occurred and did not complete the DUI classes nor make or finish off paying off the fines...

There's a Latin expression which comes into play here, "Caveat Emptor" meaning buyer beware or viewed another way in modern times, "If it sounds...

My friend is incarcerated on245 (A) (1))with release February 2018? New charge showed up 4532 (A)

I agree with Mr. Marshall and would add that by attempting to escape from County Jail, which is a felony, your friend is looking at serving up to 1...

If my girlfriend bailed me out and i never went to court is she still responsible ?

"Responsible" for what? She wouldn't be held criminally responsible when you failed to show up in court. If you mean responsible for the...

What chargers will my husband face?

Your husband will likely be charged with PC 273.7 (Domestic Violence) and anything from PC241 (Assault on Police Officer if there was no physical...

I was charged with Felony theft, but feel I was over charged(?), as the property did not have a value >$900, & had to post bail.

The arresting officer didn't charge with you with the Grand Theft, the Da's Office did and many DA's Offices are notorious for "over-charging"...

I got a dui in 2010 and since then I have paid for an SR22 to be filed by my insurance company. Do I still need to?

I agree with Mr. Marshall re: an SR-22 typically only being required for 3 years. If you've been paying for an SR-22 for 8 years, you may wish...

This question involves immigration issues so I'm re-redirecting it to that area of the law to enable attorneys who specialize in it to weigh in if...

If I’m not the primary co sign and the case got exnoerated do I still have to pay the bail bond?

I agree with Mr. Marshall and add that if you pledged an asset as security to pay the full amount of the bail bondsman's fees such as car or house,...

My husband has court tomorrow at the Rancho Cucamonga SB county court. No charges have been filed; have they been dropped?

How long the DA has to file charges depends on whether they are for a misdemeanor (1 calendar year) or felony (3 years) from the date the alleged...

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