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That will be up to the judge to decide.
I think that you already know the answers to the questions that you are asking but: "yes" they will come to get you, and "yes" they can... Read Answer
You can not file a motion to have his time run concurrent because you are not an attorney but his lawyer in either county can ask that they run... Read Answer
You need to ask the judge to appoint an attorney for you.
Not sure what you are asking since it appears that you did violate the order of protection.
Yes you can but it will be up to the judge to reinstated him to probation or not.
Misdemeanors, such as shoplifting can be expunged. You will need to cintact our office for details.
Assuming that you have asked for a refund and been denied, then you can sue the seller in General Sessions Court. Call the General Sessions Clerk in... Read Answer
More than likely probation.
More than likely he will go back to drug court for a revocation hearing on the old charge and to face the new charges.
More than like the department of safety didn't get the word that you had paid the ticket. Contact the Department of Safety and speak with them. They... Read Answer
I am not sure I understand your question.
Get an attorney to negoitiate with the DA and apply for a pretrial diversion. To get a oretrial diversion you must meet certain qualifications.
Have you been formally charged? You will need an attorney to help establish that the car was sold prior to the hot and run
You need to contact the police department to determine if it is being kept for evidence or have they instituted a forfeiture proceeding against it.... Read Answer
Since you did not tell me what you license was being suspended for, then I can not answer the question. I would suggest that you call the Department... Read Answer
As a general rule, a county has govenmental immunity from being sued.
Yes unless you ask the judge to be relieved from paying them.
You need to ask your attorney this question.
You need to hire an attorney in your area to defend you.