An attorney can request a PR bond, or reduced bond, absolutely. The request may or may not be granted by the court, but it’s worth consulting with...

Yes, an attorney can negotiate bond before you turn yourself in. If there are warrants out for your arrest, be aware that you can be arrested at...

Without having more details, it’s difficult to tell. A “count” is a charge, so you’re facing two robbery charges— perhaps one for each store clerk....

Atty. Harkess is absolutely right. When you’re out on PR bond, the court is expecting you to not commit any new crimes and to come to court when...

No, there’s no lawsuit potential here. The “reward” is that you can hopefully avoid a criminal record being developed for conduct you weren’t...

Very possibly. Your son was punished for the first offense, not the second one. The DA doesn't need to stick by what the original charge is; as new...

If you're facing criminal charges, regardless of how they originated, you simply call a criminal defense attorney, consult with them, and hire the...

You can search for attorneys using the term "unbundled services," because that's what you're asking for. Many family practitioners offer free...

The conditions of your release will describe whether/how you're able to live with or otherwise interact with your children. Hire a defense...

That's a Class B misdemeanor, punishable by up to 180 days in jail and a $2,000 fine. If the accused can't make bond, they're looking at remaining...