Any legal duty of care for soon-to-be ex-spouse towards the other in CA? Divorce filed, in-progress.
Ask your attorney. This might be 5150 situation.. there is no duty here but the attorney can help on what is best to do.
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Ask your attorney. This might be 5150 situation.. there is no duty here but the attorney can help on what is best to do.
If you missed two court dates, you may not be able to get warrant recalled.. You may end up in custody.. or have to post additional bail..
You will find out when you get to court.No attorney can figure out what the offer will be since DA may make good offer or push the case.
don't do it.. The charges are theft even if for good purpose. Why ask this.. do not do it. its a crime..
Each department has their own policy. An attorney can see about getting back on calendar to ask judge to recall warrant. Sometimes you have to...
If suppression motion was denied, next step is an appeal .. Unless you file a writ, you need to plead guilty before you can appeal it. This is...
He can be charged and then raise the points you mention.. Whether he knows PIN number or not is not easy to establish .. Its his word alone.. Even...
Why mess around.. Just pay to have it served with licensed process server. Personal service is required . Look it up on google..
Do you have a final divorce or it being litigated? You say he has sold all assets? If divorce is not final, you can do a request for order.
You have to go. What are the charges? One needs to show up. They did not pull you over. You were stopped.