It depends on what you can negotiate with the D.A. or whether the D.A. has a "standard" plea deal. If you go to trial, the D.A. will probably seek the maximum amount of time provided by law. You should hire a local CRIMINAL attorney because they will have knowledge on how to deal with the D.A.
Children where not returned from visitation. Officer was given court orders and said he could not get my kids, but I can go see about getting them back. Officer was given all information for police report. Children were not with the father and told me to follow him down the road to his parents... Read more »
You need to hire a lawyer so you can obtain a court order commanding that the children be returned.
If you were paying through support enforcement, contact them. But you should have kept your own records.
He is 4 that didnt happen i brought him into the house in his daddy room where his daddy was in the room woke and i left the police called and said they was coming to get my statement about my son getting left on the side of the rode i said that never happened they police never showed up and about... Read more »
There was no question. It appears you were charged with child abandonment, but that I can't tell. You need to hire a lawyer. If you can't afford a lawyer, a public defender will be appointed to represent you. I am located in Shreveport if you would like to meet.
Coming to an intersection with a green light there were cars accelerating slowly so I decided to change to the right lane to pass, I glanced to the right side mirror ensuring is was safe to merge and started making the change. When I got my eyes back forward the vehicle in front of me was slamming... Read more »
1) the passing lane is on the left, not the right,
2) notify your insurance company so that they can represent you in the personal injury case when you get sued...and you will be sued,
3) hire a traffic court lawyer to represent you on your ticket.
I was charged with DWI in 1998 and failed to appear for trial. Is there a statute of limitations or time limit for which I can use to get the charges dismissed and warrant lifted?
Prescription dors not start to toll until you are arrested or appear.
Your post is too broad, however, you should take the paperwork request to a real estate attorney in your area and show it to him and ask what does it mean.
Yes
A landlord can charge certain fees and designate them as non-refundable. Some of these fees could include charges upon your leaving the premises at the conclusion of your stay/lease/agreement. I would not call this a nonrefundable deposit, although I have seen written agreements characterizing... Read more »
Contract was written in Delaware. It states, "This agreement shall be governed by the laws of the state of Delaware without regard to any principle of conflict of laws that would require or permit the application of the laws of any other jurisdiction." Which statue of limitations would... Read more »
On these type questions, which are rather specific and usually leave out pertinent facts which are really necessary to properly answer the question, I recommend that you contact a lawyer in Louisiana who practices in the subject matter of the dispute and seek a consultation to discuss your matter... Read more »
It depends on the employers policies and procedures, and hopefully, it is contained within a written policy and procedure manual. Of course, the employee should have the right to dispute this with his employer and with the court should the employee desire to do so.
My kids receives 160.00 a month between the 2 of them..Thats not enough for 2 teenagers..
If his job can be documented, then yes he can pay more child support.
Hire a criminal attorney. You omitted the citation on your posted question.
I want to move out and I am almost 17. But i dont understand this? I thought i needed to get emancipated but on one of yalls questions like the one above yall replied that the sheriff wont get them if theyre 17.
You can't move out without parental permission until you are 18.
i got pregnant at 17 and my boyfriend was 16. i turned 18 about 2 months later but he doesn’t turn 17 until a couple months after me. will i get in any legal trouble bc he is technically still a minor
A person age 17 or older commits the crime of carnal knowledge of a juvenile by engaging in consensual oral, anal, or vaginal sex with a child between the ages of 13 and 17. If the defendant is two to four years older than the child, then the crime is a misdemeanor. Nobody can predict if you will... Read more »
Hire an attorney to get the warrant recalled and the case back on track.
See how I can go about resolving this where I dont go to jail
If you believe you are under investigation for fraud by the Social Security Administration then you need to consult with a criminal law attorney who is experienced with federal fraud cases. They will be able to help you determine if you are actually under investigation and can advise you about... Read more »
Ticket given by McNary, LA which is an incorporated village with a population of 170. We were driving through with an out of state license plate but we were not speeding.
Hire a traffic court attorney from that parish or a neighboring parish yo get thr best outcome.
How to stop civil warrant
Due to a lack of punctuation, your question is difficult to follow. Hire a custody lawyer to change custody.
I am 17 year's old, I will be 18 next month in May. My father is my legal guardian but I want to move to my mothers due to my fathers mental, emotional, and verbal abuse. Can I move to my mothers without permission? If I do, what would the police do?
You have already asked this question. My advice was to move into your mother's home and report your father's physical abuse to the police.
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