Do I have to accept the amount of money my insurance company is offering me to replace my car?
Legally, no. Realistically, yes. You get the coverage you contracted for, and unless you contracted for full replacement cost, you get book. Paying...
Lawyer
Legally, no. Realistically, yes. You get the coverage you contracted for, and unless you contracted for full replacement cost, you get book. Paying...
The felony penalties are the same, and the THC charge is easier for the prosecutor to prove. Stop posting details online, and get the best lawyer...
You can certainly contest the citation, and it will be up to the judge who to believe. It's possible that you could both be telling the truth, and...
This is not a civil rights question. General rules of probation require the probationer to notify their agent of all police contacts, so if the...
The only thing the judge does at trial is decide whether you were guilty or not guilty. Extenuating circumstances and a good driving record go to...
Sorry to hear about your son's injuries. This is America, you can sue just about anyone for just about anything, but that is not the real question....
There is no question asked here, but to the extent the item he now wants returned was abandoned on property that transferred seven months ago, you...
If you are asking if pre-sentence credit is applied to conditional time imposed as a condition of probation, the answer is usually not, as...
This question is more than a bit beyond the scope of any response you'll get in a few minutes on a free Q & A website....
No. There may be a legislative proposal in the drafting stage that would make it possible to get partial credit, but it is no where near becoming...