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At the age of 15, and atleast 4 years older is a felony. The Statute of Limitations veries on these crimes. Certainly, if your father has objected, it is a felony in most states, as you don't have parentel consent. As a minor, you have not obtained this "right" as of yet. Tell your bf to...

Go to the local PD, take in all of your ID, and they will finger print you, and run a background check. Don't mention the above, just see what happens. If your in Ms, I believe I posted the law for review of your criminal record. Take that in, request a copy of your entire file

Misdemeanors are usually five years, felony ten. If you file before the time, you won't get it, and you won't have another chance in this life time to get it.

Call and get a continuence, say for a month or so. Then, default the prosecutor in that time, your case will be dismissed.

Not legal advice: If I were you, I would motion to dismiss. Why are you being sued? Are you trying to help GF out as well? There's several things she needs to do. If you just worried about you, I would motion to dismiss, although you may be called as a witness. Hard to say without...

What do you mean "use a prayer for judgement". You better find out who is prosecuting the case. I doubt the "DA" is going to be there. You may look into the local city/county shyster and see if they are doing the case. You'll know when you get to court. YOu could call the clerk of court and ask...

If this happened in Kansas, I can find NO exungement law. You will have to file a civil action. Check to make sure this is current law. Right to inspect & Make notes of your criminal record: 22470; 22-4711;Reg. 10-13-2 Right to challenge info on your criminal record: 224709; 22711...

Yes, as it would not show up, or shouldn't. You have to test your expungement after you get the order, to make sure people comply. KBI-Kansas Bureau of Investigation? YOu sure that isn't KGB? although gone, did you have a connection with them in the past comrade? IF it has been ten...

Of course they did, this is Amerika. -Who is telling you this? -Do they have a law degree to give out legal advice? You have a constitutional right to represent yourself. I could provide several court cites if you like. This is why you need witness's with you ( 1 or 2 would work)...

Call the clerk of court and ask.

A record is never "trully expunged". They don't set them on fire in the court yard. I realize the records will be somewhere, but, this is all we have. What it does do, is protects you from the public, and, in some cases, gives you your civil rights back(right to own a firearm). This is...

It would be really sweet if you could get him to email you, expressing how he wants to throw his rights away. What an ***hole. If you have spent money to defend against false accusations, and these were PROVED to be false, you could sue them. It appears he doesn't like child support...

Sealing conviction INformation : Pen. Code 1203.45 I don't see expungement for convictions. If it is an infraction, you should be fine. Employers are looking more for felonies, poor driving record(DUI's), things like that. Here is a Cal. site, that tell you everything you need to know...

Not legal advice: Expungement and sealing are two different things. The shyster might actually be right. Did he say if you could seal it? I would think you could. Are you sure it is still on your record? Have your lawyer run a background check and see if it turns up. I would really...

This may be of some help to you: http://www.sado.org/guidelines.htm

You never have to have/ or need a lawyer. Someone's pumpin your head full of BS. All you have to do is file a petition for expungement and order, Temp. rest. order and affidavit. I don't see that Mississippi has expungement. Here is what I find: Right to inspect and obtain copy of your...

First of all, you have your flow of power reversed. Second, I never said the president could pardon you for a state crime, but, the Governor sure could. If you are in a state with no expungment laws, then you have no choice but to file in Federal Court to protect your rights. You file a...

Well, there are laws lol. There are a few things you could do, but it would probably make things worse. The leaders may have their reasons for just wanting to ignore that part. I could see the reasoning here, as any action you take to stop them from "hinting" at whatever it is that they are...

Why pay a lawyer to do it? Expungemnts are usually a one time deal, and if the lawyer screws up, you may never get it removed. The process itself is simple, you only file a couple of forms, and you only have to pay a small filing fee, and perhaps a small fee for the order. The catch is, it...

Your parents should file that judgement with the clerk and recorder, this is helpfull in collection. They may also think about getting a garnishment order from the good judge as well.