Will accepting a misdemeanor in a theft/forgery felony case thats 5 yrs old be a good move or a bad move?

It is impossible for any attorney to accurately respond to your question, since every case is unique. Since theft charges have many long term...

Theft in the Third Degree is defined as theft of property that does not exceed $750 in value. The crime is a gross misdemeanor punishable by up to...

Wanting to get a class b felony of possession of stolen property expunged from my record. How and can i do it?

In Washington State, a conviction for a Class C felony can be "vacated," not "expunged" if at least five years have passed since you obtain a...

How much time will i need to serve on a correctional center for a 20 day sentence for driving with a suspended license?

It is unclear if the jail time you will be serving is on a Washington or California case. In Washington most jails allow you to receive one-third...

There is no "best defense" for any criminal offense, since every case is unique. There are definitely ways to challenge the scientific "certainty"...

I was charged with dui, but was not driving.

In short, the answer to your question is technically "yes" since it sounds like the trooper was informed by the security guard that he thought you...

I want to serve my siblings with a restraining order to keep them out of my house when I'm not home. How can I do that?

If your mother resides with you and they are her guests, you need to bring this up with your mother. If she is a resident of your house, she may...

In King County the court will typically not issue a warrant just for failure to pay restitution. However, it is likely the court will schedule a...

I have a little over a year left until my five years of deferral are done. What should I expect for the final court date?

Assuming you are still in compliance with the terms of your deferred prosecution and successfully completed your treatment program, make sure the...

Is there any way to drop DV charges in Snohomish County?

In short, the answer is no. It is the government that makes the decision to prosecute your boyfriend. Once you report an incident to law...