You need to hire a lawyer for your son. These charges are obviously extremely serious, and none of us have the information necessary to...

The only people who can drop a case are the people who filed it-- the DA's office. You didn't file the charges, so you won't be able to have them...

All attorneys will charge different prices. 1st degree felonies are more complex to defend and are therefore more costly, and murder/attempted...

An alleged victim cannot withdraw charges because they weren't the person who filed charges. The only person who can withdraw charges (dismissing...

Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress, Tortious Interference, etc. are all civil causes of action. If the legal remedy you seek (and the law...

As you’ve explained it, your friend has at least four felonies going on right now. He is looking at decades in prison. There is hope, but he has...

The police will investigate and likely present the case to the DA’s office, and the DA’s office will likely file charges against you. The...

Yes, potentially. Any charge could potentially result in a revocation of your bond. Register your vehicle ASAP— this can typically be done online...

Yes, you can sue. However, the recovery of money damages will depend on whether the defendant actually has assets (which may have been depleted by...

Atty. Ramstack is absolutely correct. *Can* you act as your own attorney? Certainly. *Should* you? No. Medical malpractice is a very complex area...