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You were advised several times to consult with a family law attorney.

A grand is not much of a retainer for a criminal case. If your case is going to trial it's going to require a lot of money. You need to sit down with your attorney and discuss finances - you may end up having to get another attorney.

Warrants don't get you the jail time - the charges that caused the warrants to be issued do and if you don't know what all of those charges are then it's worthless trying to guess. You should be discussing the relevance of that with your family law attorney.

As ZippityDooDah asked: If they are your employees why would you fire them?ou You're apparently not telling is the whole story.

Why is it that people include the most useless details in their posts?

You really need to ask your attorney about this. You DID have an attorney representing you in your divorce, right??

What does this have to do with traffic tickets??? o_O

You aren't a bank. In the future if a buyer can't hand over the cash then walk away from the deal and sell the car to someone else.

You need to ask the landlord what he did with the deposit money.Chances are it's still being held. Did you and your ex pay the deposit separately?

Just asking a question like this indicates that you have no clue about reality. That means you need to get yourself an attorney NOW.

I don't know what "weak skates" are and I also don't know how roller skates get "tuned". If you were having a problem with the second pair you should have had them replaced too instead of still using them. I doubt you have a case for anything. Of course, feel free to consult with a local attorney.

Or any other hook! Intoxication is never a defense or justification for committing any type of crime.

Then the value of the stolen goods is a lot more than $1200. You're getting this information second hand or maybe third hand, so you really can't say what's happening. If your friend doesn't want to "get involved" then he should mind his own business.

"Misfiring"? What's that? Bottom line - the trigger was pulled causing the pistol to fire. Anyone who is intoxicated and/or under the influence of drugs should not be handling any type of firearm - that is just looking for big trouble.

Has this person been arrested and charged? If so with what? It's just difficult to imagine someone shooting someone else, looking around for a shell casing immediately afterwards, taking it, then coming back to the scene and turning it in. That is just plain weird and doesn't make much sense.

The buyer was not a friend, just some anonymous dude who saw the friend's ad on "social media". Of course, the anonymous dude still sits squarely in the "idiot" category. ;)

There is a formula in NY for shild support. See: New York Child Support Calculator - AllLaw.com The way you worded your question doesn't make too much sense.

You should really be speaking to your family law attorney about this.

Of course the seller can change his mind.

I will say that all week long I deal with dopes and this person continues the pattern.