Search results

There is no way to contest a 5 year old guilty plea.

I suspect that the judge would want to see all three adults in court.

You need to file a name change to have her last name changed to her father's last name. Ask the lawyer you intend to hire (before you hire him) what the fees, etc. are.

Buy a complete copy of step-ma's probate file.

Q: Would this help me at all in court and speed up the process or is it even worth typing out? A: Possibly; it depends on what it says. Have YOUR lawyer draw it up.

Q: How likely am I to have this matter dismissed if I decide to contest the citation ? A: There is about a 50-50 chance, more or less.

Nothing happened at your arraignment except that a not guilty plea was entered. Period. End of story. Even if.

Time for a polite visit to the clerk.

Q: They were good enough to leave a note, but are now claiming that because I was parked illegally, they are not legally obliged to pay for the damages. How much truth, if any, is there to this claim? A: None. There is no such thing as negligent parking.

Did you sign an agreement allowing them to do this? In any event, ask them to show you in writing where you agreed to allow them to do this.

The court wants a bondsman to put up a surety bond for bail which is set at $5000.00. The bonding company will tell you how much it costs.

There is no way to contest a 15 year old guilty plea.

No one here can predict the future or answer hypothetical questions. But my GUESS is that the answer to all three of your questions is "possibly".

If you do not enter a plea, the judge enters a not guilty plea for you. Happens thousands of times a day. It's not unusual.

The judge entered a not guilty plea for you and set it for trial.

Q: Was the search legal? A: Hire a lawyer. Whenever you are charged, at the hearing on the charge when they try to introduce evidence from the search, have your lawyer contest it.

Q: Is she legally allowed to do this? A: Yes. Reason: "Since we work out of state we took my mother to the bank and had her fill out the card to sign on the account."

Q: Do i have any chance of getting this..? A: There is about a 50-50 chance, more or less.

Q: Do I have any recourse? A: Yes; buy a different vehicle.

but I've also heard that officers must first ask the driver to take a PBT test before administering any others to the passengers. Is that true? That does not even make any sense.