I was the victim of a crime and an attorney is representing the perpetrator. The lawyer is contacting me.

It is not uncommon for an attorney to pursue a civil compromise of a misdemeanor if it is a charge that qualifies. You are not under any...

What can I do to get my truck back asap when it was towed by an officers consent from private property wit no arrest or charges

I agree with the other answer. Pay to get out before too much then request a tow hearing. In addition, I would suggest filing a formal complaint...

Will bankruptcy wipe out my driving tickets

Certain types of Bankruptcy will allow you to pull the tickets out of collections and make payments. Bankruptcy will not make the fines completely...

What should I tell prospective employers?

If you are asked if you have ever been arrested or charged with a crime you will have to answer "yes." However, if the question is have you ever...

Yes, you can always get a second opinion. If the information has been released to the court then he will have to convince the court to why they...

Hello I am 45 and in 1994 I cashed a check for my sister's friend. I later found out they had stole the check I had to pay.

Each state has its own laws regarding the removal of criminal records. You need to contact attorney in Michigan to deal with any convictions in...

Time length to file charges for Reckless Driving in WA State?

The Statute of Limitations is 2 years on Reckless Driving. They have until April of 2016 to file charges. Also, you posted this under speeding...

2nd degree theft trial in one week in WA state, One week notice. What is a trial? I do not have a lawyer,

You are likely not completely understanding the notice. If you got a notice in the mail for a new court appearance on new charges it would be an...

Received a speeding camera ticket in the mail (referring to in ground speed sensors). Should I pay the fine?

You are correct for many types of cases. However, camera tickets are a little different. Partly because they are functionally the same as a...

A Compromise of a Misdemeanor does not result in a conviction and does not require an admission of guilt. A not guilty verdict at trial, a...

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