Can they charge me on a charge i already serve the time for and i got released early on fed kick?

You should consult with a criminal defense attorney without delay. If you cannot afford one, then an attorney from the Office of the Federal Public...

If my uncle harrassing me he hacked my phone and know where i work can i do something about it ?

Unauthorized computer access ("hacking") is when someone uses a computer to knowingly get access to data in a system without permission. Hacking is...

About how much time will i be sentenced to?

You have two violations of probation but you don't specify the specific felony convictions. You were supposed to do "community service" but ended...

A misdemeanor conviction for one charge of corporal injury on spouse/cohabitant, California Penal Code section 273.5(a), with no prior convictions...

I need to write a declaration for my partner how and what forms should I use?

In California, as the "victim" in this case (also known as the complaining witness), you can consult with and retain your own counsel to advise you...

Can I get a protective order first?

Before even considering a request for a civil restraining order, you should first consult with a criminal defense attorney because there is an...

Is there any possible way for him to stay in California ? Will time be added and close to how much ?

Your question does not state where the DUI occurred. Only an attorney licensed in New Jersey can advise you on New Jersey law, so please contact an...

From your question, it appears that you are still a resident of California. Once a person becomes a resident of California, then must obtain a...

You generally don't have an expectation of privacy outdoors. So, if your neighbor has a camera on her property filming the outside, it may not be...

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I have been sued. made arrangement with the plaintiff's lawyer. should i still file an answer to court summons?

You still have time. Your answer to a lawsuit filed in the California Superior court is due 30 days after you were served. You generally have 21...