we have been together and i have been prenant since before i got put on probation
138136
Probably. You can understand why, right?
338455
Call the probation department--I'm surprised you weren't put on supervision, your officer would refer you.
216424
It will have nothing to do with your background if that was some time ago. As long as it wasn't a sex crime or murder I really can't see what this would matter. Maybe you both need to seek help for your problems..........................
75170
Get A lawyer My Hubbie got caught up w&#92;his bro well the prosucuter told me he'd get  a year, I got a lawyer he only did the time it took to get him a court date do not plea to nothig that what he did now that stuff is always on his record .besides around here they r getting reall tough on d.v
108742
This is hard to answer without knowing what state you are in......but I can give you a few general answers.  1st....the protective order stands wether or not your wife choses to enforce it.  2nd, they'll have a difficult time proving this crime without your wife's support.  3rd.....if you've been arrested 3 times prior for the same thing, you either need to get out of the relationship, or seek counseling.  It's fairly safe to say you have a problem.
432624
You have a felony arrest and if you are on probation, then you also have a felony conviction.  If it was truly deferred, then you can't be on probation - they are legally inconsistent.  In either case, the arrest would show on a thorough background check.  But remember most backgrounds don't get criminal histories.  You can clear the record when 5 years is up (generally) if you are then off probation and have had no other criminal violations at all.  The procedure is to go to court and the court can, if you convince the judge you are deserving, enter a plea of NOT guilty and dismiss the old conviction.  Your arrest, however, is forever.
247057
Wow, I am really sorry this happened. Your best bet is to get a better lawyer. Good luck!
507321
She can do.  Once you break the law, your life is not your own.  Your probation officer can come to your home at anytime and search it without warrant...
499558
Yes.  One is usually charged with an infraction BEFORE appearing in Court on said offense.   To be honest, if it is a petty crime, then you may luck out, depending on your level of probation.  If you must report weekly, drug test, etc...then I'd tell my PO.  If you are on unsupervised probation, then you may get away with it.  I am a paralegal and thus, can NOT give legal advice, but these are the option I see.
477424
Hon, you would be f*rting in the wind to think you can get a probation officer to drop warrants for revocation of parole in any state.  \n\nHe will serve time in Texas.  He will be released but never even leave the jail premises because the other state's warrants will be served him on the spot.  The State of Texas & the other state would already have made arrangements for an officer(s) to escort him to the other state where he will serve time for probation revocation.\n\nYou should seriously reconsider your relationship with this guy.  Could he be using you to try to get him out of the mess he has made?  It's easy for people in prison to whisper sweet nothings to a girl if they think it would be to their advantage.  Please don't jeopardize your future.
623609
There are several things you can do  1.Turn them in to the BBB   2.Go to your local employment office and explain to  them what  happened and ask what steps you need to take against them. 3. contact the court that ordered the child support,Tell them you have the proof that it was taking out such as your pay stubs,(that will protect you)4. Get a lawyer if you can not afford one-Tell the Employment office when you talk to them to see if they can help you with one.5.And  contact your local police to get a police report made on theft charges and file a warrant on theft...The police report can also be used in court as evidence. Good Luck
47471
Get an attorney and see about getting your record expunged.  The judge might take into consideration the fact that you ahve been a law abiding citizen for all of those years.\n\nGood luck and congradulations.  Most ex-cons can't keep things on the straight and narrow.  I am proud of you and you ain't even my kid....lol.
42383
Are you bound to the state you are in because of being the custodial parent and your divorce decree states you must get permission from the court? I would suggest you speak to your divorce lawyer for correct advice. \n Or If you are on probation or paroll or something like that, in which you would need very specific permission from the correct authorities .\n Otherwise, I don't think there are any prison states... at least not yet, so we are still 'free' to move anywhere in this country, reguardless of our maritial status...
262127
Did you sign a prenuptial agreement?  If not, than I think you do have to share it.
12625
Try your local government office. or court house if its the court house then go to the prothonatory office they should be able to help you.
37306
My God!!!! I would run out and hire an anttorey. To to court if you can, I wish you and your daughter the best of luck. Many hugs and Kisses.
509656
Try contacting you local Probation Office, they should be able to help. Its now called The National Offender Management Service  (NOMS) and incorporates the prison service,