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Pretty sure your choices are why you're on probation...but POs can easily find out if one of their probationers has been arrested. My ex husband has been on probation multiple times in the last 8 years and yes, his PO was notified any time he was arrested on probation. Last year he was on...

Louisiana Laws - Louisiana State Legislature That covers probation or parole of registered sex offenders. It doesn't say anything about one's own minor children but you can't live near or go to parks, playgrounds, schools, etc. It also depends on what your probation conditions state. If...

It doesn't sound like they are in state custody. It sounds like they went to a family member...your "son's baby sister by a different mother.." so is it your son's half sister? So their aunt? Idk I'm a little confused by your post ultimately. If they aren't being abused or neglected with the...

You need to talk to a trusted adult as mentioned. Counselor. Teacher. I found this: https://www.mass.gov/how-to/report-child-abuse-or-neglect These are who are mandated reporters: https://www.mass.gov/how-to/report-child-abuse-or-neglect-as-a-mandated-reporter

What are the terms of it? Usually it would say something about only communicate in regard to the child(ren). But if it says no contact at all or even through third parties, that's another issue.

PA is a no fault divorce state so he doesn't have to do anything but state the marriage is irretrievably broken and live apart for a year.

Has she never seen the show Catfish? Because this is exactly what has happened to people on that show. There was a guy who legit thought he was talking to Katy Perry even AFTER he met the catfish. It happens to people - she's not a rare occurrence. Again she clearly doesn't want help so you need...

Pennsylvania is a no fault divorce state...since 1980. So there doesn't have to be a reason to file. If you and her family and friends have tried to get through to her that she's being scammed, and she won't listen, then go file for divorce. If that doesn't wake her up, she's a lost cause. But...

Just don't let her in your home and if she comes over and you don't want here there, call the police for her trespassing.

Huh?

You don't have to let them come in if they don't have a court order.

There was the second part though that if there was any delay that the defendant OR his counsel caused (requested a continuance) or any day delayed outside the prosecutor's control, then the days confined without trial don't count toward the 365. From what I'm reading, it's up to a judge to...

Did he get bail denied? I found this: 'Except in cases in which the defendant is not entitled to release on bail as provided by law, no defendant shall be held in pretrial incarceration in excess." Rule 600 - Prompt Trial, 234 Pa. Code § 600 | Casetext Search + Citator Also this: "Rule 600 of...

Yes they can. He did commit a crime having possession of drugs...but he can plead not guilty. He can hire a lawyer to defend him and if he can't afford one, he can request a court appointed attorney. Then the attorney can work out with the prosecutor to drop the case or a plea deal. It doesn't...

Did your attorney not tell you the details of the plea deal before you accepted it? The answers lie in there...

How would you get charged with a crime if there was no police involved to investigate it? If no one has called the cops at this point, no you won't get charged at this point. If someone decides to call the cops tomorrow or in two days, that's another story. I think all these "men" need to grow...

Why would you send thte guy an email at all knowing he doesn't like you? That was kind of dumb...also it seems like you did more than send an "offensive joke" because that's not illegal. If you are charged with cyberstalking you did more than send one email but that's your business. If you...

If you think she's not following the agreement go take it to court. You can assume what you want that a judge will do but you won't know unless you take her to court.

I mean...how would you not know that pleading guilty to having images of child porn would cause a sex offender registry? And what would you do at this point if they were supposed to tell you what you asked? You won't get the years back you were on the registry.

You're entitled to a lawyer - and if you can't afford one you can file for a public defender or you can state you want to represent yourself. It's ultimately up to the county attorney or DA whether they file charges or dismiss it. It doesn't matter what either of you "do." Even if she refuses...