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Generally no, but each case is different facts and charges.

Your attorney would be a good source for what the range of sentences is in your courts for a given crime. Since criminal cases at the trial stage are not officially reported I don't know of a better source than a lawyer who practices criminal law in your jurisdiction in front of the judges you...

It would depend upon the terms of what Samantha signed None of which we know and I doubt you do.

The attorney in Florida would be the best one to ask,

Liability for what?

Since the will was not probated the wife does not own the house. If the daughter probated the earlier will, she may own the house. She needs to talk to a probate attorney ASAP

In my experience, very unlikely at preliminary hearing stage, more likely at pretrial stage.

In my experience, very unlikely at preliminary hearing stage, more likely at pretrial stage.

That language was common in divorce decrees in Virginia where I used to practice, but I haven't seen the language used in over 35-40 years.

What generic decrees?

What generic decrees?

As a former small claims court judge, albeit in California, the "initial" hearing was the trial unless there was a very valid reason for a continuance.

Most states do not reissue expired tags for at least a year or longer. If you get stopped and your car is impounded, you have been warned.

"His inlaws"? you mean your parents?

What are trying to discharge? The credit card debt? yes. The equity loan? Yes and no. You may be able to discharge your personal liability, the the lien will remain and they can foreclose after the bankruptcy is discharged. The home mortgage, the same. The student loan debt, no based on...

And then the escrow company will be responsible for determining who owns the debt.

I doubt a New York small claims court would have jurisdiction to subpoena an out of state witness, if they chose to voluntarily come in response to the subpoena, then that issue is moot.

You missed my point, the license was suspended because the OP had a civil judgment from an uninsured or underinsured auto accident that has not been paid. It is not an obligation to a governmental agency but a plaintiff in a civil suit. I was able to successfully discharge the civil judgment in...

The OP has an unpaid judgment resulting from the accident, not unpaid government fines or assessments. Which is normally dischargeable in a chapter 7 bankruptcy. I was able to successfully do it several times while working for Legal Aid, though not in Michigan.

In some states you can file bankruptcy and include the judgment and if it is discharged you can get your license back as long as you show insurance. I don't know if this applies in Michigan or not.