Why am I being charged so much money?
You don't "owe them" anything. The letter you got is a "civil demand" letter. Under California law, a merchant can demand up to $500 for a...
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You don't "owe them" anything. The letter you got is a "civil demand" letter. Under California law, a merchant can demand up to $500 for a...
Mr. Marshall gives good advice about contacting the court. If you're trying to correct your DOJ record, the first step would be to make sure the...
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You can convert fines to jail time (typically $50/day). There may be some court costs (fees, not fines) that you cannot convert and must pay, but...
You've reported it to law enforcement. Assuming they got the correct license plate from you, they can investigate this incident. Depending on the...
Charge you with what? If you're a convicted felon, you cannot own, use or possess a firearm - that includes having access to it, so the owner...
With computerized systems, records are there indefinitely. Assume they'll find it. If you are applying for a license of some sort, you would...
And if you continue to ignore their letters, they have to make a choice - let it go or sue you in small claims. I've never heard of anybody...
You're definitely going to need an attorney on this. There's some things that need to be sorted out. If the protective order was part of a...
Nobody - not a public defender or a private attorney can "expunge" your record in California. We don't have a true expungement law. What we do...
Auto theft with a prior conviction for auto theft carries a maximum of four years. The other charges can add time, but the facts of the case will...