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Most of these Civil Recovery services will agree to payment plans

Before I answer I will tell you we discourage the use of store names on this site therefore yours was removed. This is for "your" protection. I do not advise posters to go against Attorney advice, even if we disagree. The threats could be empty and then again they might not. Failure to pay...

Sentences vary with each county and Judge. You should talk to an Attorney (hire one if you can) ask about Diversion

Your looking at two fines 1 criminal (less than $500.00) and the other Civil (guessing around $400.00) there may or may not be other things like classes etc you might have to pay for. There will be probation of course and community service. Your big concern should be a criminal record. Talk to...

Long as your not named there is no harm outside of the compnay might object.

Does this post include your name or photo? How do you know this person that you could find their facebook? These are important questions as there may be actions you can take

They can and will likely charge you for at least the two thefts totaling $880.00. Depending on what state that is a Felony charge! You need to start calling Lawyers and discuss what options you have. Have you been charged yet? If so what is charge (penal code)?

There is no set criteria but based on other fines I have heard of the estimate given you pay store souds about right. If the fine is higher (it could be) make a payment plan with them and stick to it. The consequences for not paying are far worse than the fine

will anything possibly get sent to my home address? The letter will go to the address you gave them will I possibly have to make an appearance in court No since they apparently did not file a criminal report When will I possibly receive this fine in the mail? The civil fine (from law firm)...

Doesnt matter if you signed anything its state law. How far they go to find you is up to them we cant speculate

The course is done online

No you do not get one until you request one. You cant do that until you go to court Yes get as many as you can so you can get as much info as possible The Lawyers will know

Deals when you dont learn your lesson the first time are hard to come by. I would not pursue this without the help of an Attorney. I would also suggest you enroll in an Anti Shoplifting course (before court) this will show Judge your being proactive an dmight sway him to what your suggesting. We...

They could file a Police report and if your real name etc is ever discovered you can be arrested

If your lucky and I mean lucky might get charged with 1st offense on both if no one knows or notices your same person. Once again your best off talking to an Attorney

You have two offenses the second one in your problem since its the one to likley cause you jail time. Do you have any prior convictions of any kind? Let me say this that those questions are the ones you need to ask the attorney(s). They know your local courts and Judges best

Diversion is not likely an option since you have two thefts. Using your addiction as excuse may not fair well either. You first need to start calling Lawyers. Many offer free consultations, get as many as you can. If you can afford one hire him/her if not take what you learned to your meeting...

If you cannot afford an Attorney then yes request a public defender. However that should not stop you from setting up some free consultations with other Attorneys

Of course they can. If they have any means to ID you they can submit a report to Police

Start calling Attorneys, many offer free consultations. When you meet with them ask them about Diversion. If available this can keep your record clean