Can I still go to jail on a bench warrant for failure to appear, after I serve my sentence ?
Yes, you can still go to jail for the FTA. Courts have a vested interest in making you following their orders if you won't do it voluntarily.
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Yes, you can still go to jail for the FTA. Courts have a vested interest in making you following their orders if you won't do it voluntarily.
A threat of what? It sounds like the police don't care, so avoid the other person and move on. Typically, police won't get involved in this kind...
Ok. Order or not? Your insurance or not? Your recourse depends on those things. Secondly, the first step is always to ask your ex to voluntarily...
Appeal or not. Those are your options.
It depends on several things, one of which is if you remarried, which it sounds like you did. If you remarried before 60, you probably lost them. ...
We can't armchair quarterback your attorney like this; the professional rules of conduct in Iowa prohibit it.
It would only be a guess based on the limited information you provide, but it looks like your other party asked that the Court dismiss the contempt...
If you do, there will almost certainly be problems. You've got two sets of issues: first is whatever you signed when you started working there...
A class action is started by the filing of a petition (in state court) or a complaint (in federal court). If there isn't a pending class action...
If the agreement was to avoid charging you with a crime if you went through this process and you don't go through the process, then yes, you will...