Should I get a lawyer for court or should I count on PTI (Pre Trial Intervention)?
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At least consult with an attorney.  You may have made erros on the PTI application that could prevent you being eligible.  An attorney might be able to negotiate a favorabel plea bargain for you.  If you represent yourself, you could be in lots of trouble.
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go to court n get a laywer.....best idea
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In either case, you need a lawyer.  First of all, did you blow?  If yes, and you were over the limit, you still need a lawyer.  A good DUI lawyer usually knows the prosecutor, and that won't hurt your chances for better consideration.  It's going to cost you some bucks, either way, it could cost you your license and your job.\nJail time is usually reserved for repeat offenders, property damage, or, personal injury or death.
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unless you really need it for court (child) custody..id cut the losses and go on. even to hire a PI here would cost me gas,food,milage,--etc. its way too ecpensive. im enclosing a link with things that may help
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No, you do not. I hire a private investigating firm about once a month in relation to my job as a personal injury lawyer.  I, nor any of my colleagues so far as I know, require any such background.  However, I do require a basic understanding of the legal procedures to serve process in the locality, and I never hire again if my PI doesn't know how to draft a court-approved affidavit of service that reflects the circumstances (whether successfull or not) and complies with the local laws.
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Probably best to seek legal advice (lawyer).
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you should consult an attorney
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Hire a Lawyer and follow his advice
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well for one get a lawyer other wise if it happens again and you already have a case against you it is an automatic 30 days. I know i was there. If you can't afford a lawyer and your not guilty go to trial do what ever is necessary to get it lowered to a misdemeanor and a non violent crime. And court is business that's how they make money by you paying for it.
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Yes you need help, the help of a good attorney. I hope you have deep pockets, because the kind of represention you seek requires a specialist.
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Absolutely! In addition to your medical expenses and general pain and suffering, your lawyer SHOULD also factor in loss from future earnings..and this is a figure that you can quantify based on the offers you received X expected work life......there is case law that allows for it.....
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Do what you are doing. Go to small claims court first. Then go to the next step after that.
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Go talk to an attorney and get some advice.
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It will take an act of a court.  Get your evidence in order and file your case.
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GET A LAWYER TO FIND OUT , OR CALL LOCAL GOVT TO FIND OUT
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completecase.com and yes we agreed on everything and for 300.00 they go through a series of questions and give you ALL the paper work you need to file. The state you file in will have different laws about physically appearing in court. Our state required it. We were married 22 yrs so we really didn't want to hurt each other just go our separate ways and it's worked out fine. My ex did have an attorney appear for her and he checked out the paper work and saw nothing wrong and was quite surprised the Internet could do such a comprehensive job
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You most likely have a bench warrent out for you.. Best thing to do is call the court house first thing in the morning and explain the situation to them and ask them what you should do.. Honesty is the best policy.