If I purchased my daughter's iPhone and pay the monthly charges and it is currently in the hands of my ex what do I do?

Since the phones were bought after you were separated they are not community property. they probably belong to your daughters. You should consult...

Do misdemeanors go on criminal record?

It will show up on the rap sheet as an arrest. But if you are asked on a job application or anywhere else you can say you do not have a record. ...

I have two DUIs from 3.5 and 5 years ago. Will this prevent me from obtaining my salesperson real estate license in CA?

You have received good advice from my colleagues. I write only to stress that you must be absolutely truthful on your application and with any...

After your read your miranda rights, and you say you want an attorney

Nothing is off the record. If you volunteered the information without the officer asking you, it can be used. Miranda is constantly being changed...

This is a question you should put to your parole officer. Have you had a Morrissey Hearing?

What is the process of a Step-Parent adoption, if I do not know who the biological father is, much less where he may be.

You may need to try to contact him at his last known address and put an advertisement in a legal newspaper. You should have an attorney. However...

Got arrested for stealing clothing, $100, at age 19, I am now 27. I never did anything about it.... now what do I do?

You probably have a warrant. You ought to hire an attorney. Have the attorney investigate the matter and if need be put you on calendar to recall...

Can a person be charged with violating PC 653m if they have someone else make the calls?

I don't know if it is a violation of 653(m) but if you have a restraining order it is certainly a violation of the order.

How can i know if my step mother signed of her maternal rights

I do not understand the question. Get some help writing the question and supplying all of the facts.

You are entitled to a hearing before a judge, without a jury on whether you violated your probation. If you are offered nothing below four years,...