Thomas Floyd Carley

Thomas Floyd Carley's Answers (16)

Vancouver, WA

Criminal defense Lawyer at Vancouver, WA

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI ... +2 more

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If I got a duo conviction in 2006, and another one in 2016. Can the one I got in 2006 have any barring on the 2016 duo?

Thomas's answer | Answered on August 24, 2016

As far as pretrial release conditions go, any prior DUI conviction no matter how old will result in (at the minimum) supervised release. This can...

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Petty theft , first offense , need advice on what to do.

Thomas's answer | Answered on August 24, 2016

In Washington, any theft under $750 is a gross misdemeanor, which is punishable by a maximum of 364 days in jail and a $5,000 fine. If you have no...

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Will you do more hail time for missing a scheduled jail sentence for 2days for misdemeanor breaking a no contact order?

Thomas's answer | Answered on August 24, 2016

The judge has the power to sanction someone for failing to report to jail as scheduled. While each case is unique, sanctions can often take the...

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My boyfriend is purchasing a home soon.we plan to be married after the purchase. Will I have any legal entitlement to the house

Thomas's answer | Answered on April 07, 2015

Washington is a community property state. Generally, property acquired before marriage is separate property, and property acquired during marriage...

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Filing the responses and other documents at clerk office or other sections has deadline?

Thomas's answer | Answered on March 31, 2015

Just like service, there are deadlines to filing pleadings. Generally, it is good practice to have the opposing party (or his/her attorney, if...

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I am 18 and my boyfriend is 22. Can my dad do anything legally to prevent us from being together?

Thomas's answer | Answered on March 02, 2015

Upon turing 18, a person has several new personal rights as a legal adult. One important right is the right to engage in a consensual relationship...

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