If a misdemeanor is most likely to be dismissed or reduced to an infraction, why did I receive a summons for a trial date?

You should speak to an attorney. The charge may be able to be reduced or dismissed, but there are no guarantees with the court system. You need the...

Will a WA DOL suspension for one year expire? After the suspended year, can I get the IID for only 4 Months showing no faults?

It is best to consult with an attorney about the specifics of your case. A defense attorney will be able to help you understand what the DOL is...

DUI charge in WA state. Is it possible to start a plea agreement before my arraignment in a few weeks?

It is possible to negotiate with the prosecutors pretty quickly, but it is best to hire an attorney to discuss the specifics of your case.

I agree with the other answer, that truly depends on your personal preference and what you can and cannot afford. If you were to chose private...

What is the likely outcome be for DV4 after I got drunk on St. Patrick's Day with relatives and was accused of pushing my niece?

Its best to hire and attorney if you can afford one, or have the court appoint you an attorney if you cannot. There are many complications and...

Please help. Charges were to be dismissed, but now my background show otherwise.

You need to consult with an attorney to find out what is going on, and what occurred with the court in 2011. The court system can be overwhelming...

Reckless driving that was originally charged as a DUI can be vacated, and attorneys will give you different answers on when you could try to vacate...

Can a person with recent heart issues drive?

It depends. If his license is valid then yes he can legally drive, whether he should or not is a different question. Also, a question is whether he...

Those reports can be confusing to someone not used to reading them. They have many factors to them that are unique to each case. I agree with the...

So I have theft 3 and trespassing 2 on my record. Will they ever come off? Or do the charges stay forever?

The other answers are correct, court records, for charges committed as an adult basically cannot be sealed in Washington and are public forever....