If juvenile records are automatically sealed in Alabama, can I mark “no” to being arrested?
Juvenile records are NOT automatically sealed. You must file a motion to seal them no sooner than 2 years after the case closed in court. Further,...
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Juvenile records are NOT automatically sealed. You must file a motion to seal them no sooner than 2 years after the case closed in court. Further,...
The “cheapest” is by agreement, called an uncontested divorce. Cost goes up from there. With children, there are mandatory forms for child support...
What is your definition of “win?” Is it an acquittal of all charges, a finding of guilt on a lesser charge, or, as an example, preventing the death...
Short answer is “no.” Under Alabama law, you must be 18 years of age to file to be emancipated (legally called “relief from the disability of...
You need a divorce to avoid the possibility of future prosecution for adultery. It’s still illegal in AL, a misdemeanor. Under AL’s new marriage...
If you are really asking about a court-appointed attorney, then the “household” income will have to be at or below 125% of poverty level in order...
It depends on whether they (defendants) have any claims pending before the court. Rule 41 controls the dismissal of claims. If you dismiss your...
Short answer is yes. By allowing the children to be around him, DHR and the court could find that you lack protective capacity. That could give...
Worried only about jail time? If the court finds that you had “sexual motivation” in soliciting prostitution, you could be required to register as...
If you don’t have your divorce decree in hand, assume you are married. Getting married again without getting a divorce is illegal. Safest is to...