From what you say the chances of being convicted appear to be zero. You state you appeared the day of the hearing but late. The warrant that was...

You need a lawyer where the children reside to answer this question. He or She will need to know the following information: When was the divorce...

You cannot see her unless the COURT alters the sentencing provisions. You PO has no authority to disobey the trial judge. So, you have to file a...

The first meeting was to find out who she was. The Probation Meeting (Business) was for an entirely different reasons and goes beyond finding out...

No! You did not have contact with her. Your only contact was with individuals and businesses which was not prohibited.

One cannot be served by phone. He or She has to be personally served, either directly or through someone else per the rules of service in your State.

Nobody is likely to be able to answer this question without having a little information. Things like: How old are you/, What's your current work...

Talk to your attorney about the situation and find out his or her opinion and what actions to take. They should know the judge and his or her...

Talk to his attorney as soon as you can. Let him or her know you don't want to pursue charges and let them handle the matter.

You have whatever rights the mother of the children wishes to allow, unless she is found to be unfit. This is based on the US Supreme Court...