Arizona (Maricopa County) - Ex abandoning martial home while on market. Does his move "qualify" & can he abandon his property?

It sounds like you each need to pay for half of the mortgage if no one resides there. If he "moves" out, it doesn't really matter where he is...

Can a felon with multiple convictions get them expsponged?

In Arizona felonies cannot be expunged. In many cases, a convicted felon can get their civil rights restored. Some criminal convictions can be set...

My divorce was final 7/16. I am still waiting on the division of my ex's 401k.

Both parties usually make efforts to get the QUADRO prepared and approved. There is usually a cost that is divided between the parties. It does...

How does mandatory sentencing work ?

The minimum is the same if you enter a plea agreement or if you are convicted at trial. The minimum is 10 days but 9 can be suspended as long as...

You have no obligation to provide information about the driver. You may wish to write owner deceased on the notice and return it.

I payed my ticket and how can the court say that i didnt

You may want to check with MVD and see if they received anything from the court. When you paid in 2001, the court may have sent a release to MVD....

Is it a death wish representing myself through a jury trial, against a DUI charge in Arizona ?

You need to at least consult with an attorney before deciding to go to trial or enter a plea agreement. The judgd cannot dismiss charges following...

If you have a probation officer, they should have your contact information. If you are not keeping your appointments, the probation officer can...

If I've already plead to a conviction can the severity of punishment be reduced after the fact?

There are standard fees for the DUI. Once sentenced it is unlikely that the sentence will be reduced. Under rare circumstanes, a plea agreement...

So if my codefendants charges are dissmissed then mine are too ??

If you abscounded, you may have additional charges for failing to appear. You need to discuss the reasons for dismissal with your attorney. The...