This is not really a DUI question but rather an administrative law question. I am going to change the practice area to administrative law. The best...

How much time am I looking at? New 666pc case with 5 484 priors and one felony 459pc prior! In California, least/max amt time?

Mr. Wallin, Mr. Finnecy and I are all former deputy District attorneys. I echo both of their sentiments. Your nor a good smart girl if you are...

What's the worst that can happen to me for skip in out on probation

Probation could be revoked! Any term the judge didn't give you when you were sentenced could be imposed. That could be minimal or substantial...

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Will i go to jail if my second chance at dej is not completed by my court date

I have handled many cases similar to this. Mr. Finnecy sums it up perfectly as usual. 3d chance maybe, do you really want to succeed? You are the...

I will be turning 18 on 10-23-14 (in two months) is it legal for me to move out of my house if i am employed?

Mr. Dickinson and Mr. Finnecy's answers are spot on. At 18 you are considered an adult and can legally move out. To do so might be the biggest...

Do I have to file expunge?

Mr. Shapiro is correct. You can expunge the infraction one year after the conviction. Always expunge as soon as you can. Good luck.

Follow the advice of Mr. Kestenbaum and Mr. Michaels. They have addressed the issue as well as can be done. Good luck.

What are the benefits of expunging your record?

Mr. Martz's answer is correct. The other exceptions are if you are running for state office and if you work for the California state lottery. It is...

My fiancé has been in custody for 25 days now and his attorney wants to go into trial how can I stop that and have him released?

This question is best addressed to his attorney. Likely this is a serious DUI situation involving injuries or prior DUI convictions. It is unusual...

I got a ticket (misdemeanor) for urinating in public, I'm 17 what do I do??

You may be charged as a juvenile in which case you parent(s) will be required to attend court with you. No matter how you are charged you will need...