how long does it take before warrents clear up in california?
348316
To my knowledge, a bench warrant never expires.  So whatever you did- commit to resolving the situation.  The court system is 'nicer' to someone who chooses to cooperate and handle their business.  I know someone who had a warrant for a speeding ticket they got at the age of 16.  He was the passenger in a car that got pulled over for speeding.  The officer that stopped them checked i.d. for everyone in the car, and the warrant came up..... He was 27!!!!!  He was sentenced to 60 days in jail, 1500 hours of community service, and $1000.00 fine.
926523
some do and some don't. it depends on the state.  if you don't have any outstanding warrents on you then your just fine and there is nothing to worry about.  if you have outstanding warrents then they will call the police and you will be held until they transport you back to the state that issued the warrents.
880388
20 years ago in CA, the procedure was to issue a bench-warrant for your arrest, with a mailed notice.  This could be cleared up with a check-in-the-mail.  No court appearance was ever necessary.\n\nUnderstand that if the cops have you in custody and a warrant check comes up positive, you'll probably be answering some additional questions in a more comfortable location.\n\nGet in touch with the court clerk in the county where you failed to appear, and ask what the procedure is.  Don't be afraid - they'll be very nice to you.
845658
Different files need to be saved for different times.  Taxes are seven years but some receipts can be shredded immediately.  You need to classify everything and treat it according to the laws that apply.
789258
at this point few jurisdictions are completely on line.\ni would call the da's office for info.\nthey are familiar with the system and aren't as backed up with cals as the courts.
532349
The longest amount of time?\n\nIt can take days, months, or years if no one ever tries to really get it.\n\nWhat are you asking?  A little context for your question will be really helpful and get you some better answers.  Like the previous poster said, people need to know what kind of warrant you're talking about and what state you're in, and probably the circumstances you're asking about as well.
1019049
it shouldn't take that long.  Try calling them...depending on what service they are using they should have had one the next day or possibly up to two weeks, but no longer than that i would say!
573354
i would reccomend the following site:\n\nhttp://www.courtinfo.ca.gov/selfhelp/protection/
625103
It depends on when the person deposits the check and what bank they use.  If they use the same bank as you, the check should clear on the same day.  If they use a different bank, it could take 2-3 business days.
197648
warrents issues you dont have to pay for. (I believe..)  I know with a great many things in the courts.. documents that sort of thing. you need to pay for copies.  Go to the public library and see what they can do to help. some have services where they can find that sort of thing out.  whether you have to pay for it or not i am not sure but its an option.
775086
Yet another reason why I no longer live in California. Knowing CA, you will probably be without your license  unless and  until you pay the fine. They only want the money. Pony up if you want your license back in good standing. They take it for everything there.
803873
no they don't, a warrent officer will come to your door and either bail you to appear in court or arrest you on the spot and take you to court to appear that day. this all depends on the offence you have comitted. you can try contacting your local court to see if one has been issued against you........ good luck
822840
You should be able to call down to the judicial center and ask if there are any pending warrents for a "your name here"; They should process your call for free but be wary. If they start asking you too many questions and your search shows up positive, there could be a problem. I don't know if there's a way to check online. I don't think so at this point.
753353
banks will throw the papers out after five years, county court judgements stay 6 or 7 years, not exactly sure.\nThese people can provide you with free debt report,\n http://www.kqzyfj.com/6c66ft1zt0GIONPKIMGIHKNNNLI\neasier to do it online (just cancel before the trial is over) or send them 2 quid for a snail mail report (takes about 10 days)\n\nadded: forgot, while the debt is due you'll get letters and more letters and if you are unlucky debt collectors might come knocking at the door.
299689
I am amazed! You really can't keep a firearm in your home in Westchester County unless you have permission from a judge! In the note posted a http://www.Packing.org it took an honest 'citizen' about 3  1/2 months to get permission. Sounds like 'subjects' to me! \nThis link goes to the Westchester County Clerk:\nhttp://www.westchesterclerk.com/sections.asp?mu_step=011.001\n\nBoy am I glad I live in Oregon!\n\nLeigh M
1182690
Find out your jurisdiction's policy on expungement or other methods to clean or seal criminal matters. In CA, you can  petition to get convictions expunged as long as you are no longer on probation/parole or it has been one year since conviction date w/o being sentenced to probation/parole. You must also have no cases pending (obviously).
643507
Not a "done deal" until the Decree is filed and 30 days has passed from that time. You have 30 days to appeal to the Supreme Court (of your State) from the filing of the final Order or Decree. If you want a New Trial (usually what is done first) that must be filed within 10 days. Most of the time the Decree is done within 30 days after the Court ruling or agreement of the parties.