While your daughter may very well have a valid defense, it would be smart of you to hire an attorney to help handle this case. Attorneys can often...

Depending on what jurisdiction your case is in (e.g. Atlanta municipal court or Fulton County State Court), you might be able to keep this off of...

On 2/26/2010 i was charged with felony possession of a firearm, an open container and a failure to appear. i was bonded out 3/1

You need to speak with a lawyer about your case. A lawyer may be able to present the evidence about the gun to the prosecutor in such a way as to...

If i am on probation in Georgia, would i be violating my probation if i failed my first drug test?

When exactly was your first drug test? Was it only a few days after you were sentenced? A competent lawyer will ask these sorts of questions to...

Would an attorney be able to get better results for record expungement ?

While you might get the exact same result if you try it yourself, hiring an attorney to help you through the process is always a smart idea. An...

Possession with intent to distribute within a school Zone

First conviction can carry up to 20 years and a 20,000 fine. You need to speak with a Georgia attorney who handles criminal cases immediately to...

Your attorney has possible avenues to get the time needed to mount a defense. However, for this to happen, you must HIRE A LAWYER NOW!

I have being charge with theft by taking of the amount of 30K this is my first charge and i have being arrested already. I have

There are certainly ways an attorney can work with you to try and keep you out of jail. However, you must speak with an attorney as soon as...

There are several possible ways that an attorney like me would go about getting you out of this situation. However, the sooner you hire a lawyer...

Where misdeameanors are concerned what if the max punishment was exceeded and what can be done to thjudge that imposes fines

Unfortunately, what you were sentenced to is most likely legal. When the law states that the maximum penalty for (most) misdemeanors is 12 months...

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