im goin to court on monday for poss. and dist. of weed can i go w/ my aunt 4 my best intrestes even thou im 13
537089
You should have a legal guardian with you. Someone who is responsible for you, like one of your parents . If your Aunt is responsible for you, that works too. I do have to say that at 13 years old ... lay off the weed and other drugs and seriously re-evaluate your freinds. Your life hasn't even really started yet . Give it a chance to be something good. Good luck .... ;)
398056
It seems like these issues would have been settled\nduring probate after your father's death.  Since\nyou were a minor, I can understand that your aunt\nmight have been assigned to handle your assets\nuntil you reached majority, but it sounds really\nfishy that you weren't told about the details when\nyou reached 18.  Actually, I think it's pretty weird\nthat you weren't at least *told* about the land when\nyou were 15.\n\nI'm not qualified to give legal advice, but it seems\nto me that the *worst* she could do is to bring a\ncivil suit against you in order to recoup the taxes\nshe paid while you were a minor.\n\nConsider this, though.  Once you turned 18, there was\nabsolutely no legitimate reason for her to continue to\npay those taxes.  Apparently, she volunteered of her\nown free will.  If she had told you about the land, it\nwould have been your responsibility and she would not\nhave had that burden.  I don't think she has a leg to\nstand on for claiming the taxes she paid after you\nbecame an adult.  I wonder if her behavior rises to\nthe level that it would be considered fraud; it *appears*\nshe was essentially trying to cheat you out of your\ninheritance.  Like I said, I'm not a lawyer, so I'm\njust musing about this.
732113
I think you are in decent shape. If I were you, I would cite this statute, bring your photos with you (even take a few at the same time of night when you parked if you can), If it was not reasonable for you to see or otherwise know it was a handicapped spot, you have a good shot. The prosecutor may offer you a good deal too.
114674
You need to say something to your mom and your aunt.  It would probably be best if you could tell them at the same time.  You should also try to get your sister to tell them as well.  What this man is doing is NOT RIGHT.  It is a crime, and could lead to something worse.  You need to let them know what is going on as soon as possible.
767172
First of all you have every right to say that she is not allowed in your home. Especially since you have a 15 year old. That is the prime age for someone like your niece to be able to influence her. Secondly, just because she isn't high at the moment you still shouldn't let her in your home. She may not act high but could be and you would never know. Stick to your guns on this one and don't let her in your home. I know what's its like to be around someone like that and its not fun. They don't want to get help but expect everyone to be at their beck and call and when they aren't they go crazy. She will eventually realize on her own that she is losing her family. Hopefully, its not too late by then. I'm sorry that you have to go through this. I hope I have helped at least a little!
202260
Get a "Court" order...;)
162015
I dont live in your state, but maybe able to tell you a few things..... If your girl is now 13 yrs old, then when going to court, she maybe able to speak her mind to the jugde.. Tell the judge that when you gace your parents temp cust. that you planned on getting her back when the time was right for yourd daughter, and for you... Always put your girls name first when tlaking to the judge... Tell him that you have a good place to stay, and have an income...And that you are able to care for her now. And that she has told you she wants to live with you. Go get the papers from court and start filling them out. Dont tell your parents that you are now filling. Let them find out when they get served.... That way you have a fighting chahce at getting her back. Catch them off guard. Have your girl write a letter to the judge telling him why she wants to live with you now. And that may help too. Find out from your county court house what is the age that the judges litsen to kids.. in cases like this... Bring anyone that is on your side to show that you area ble to care for her now. Just having to prove that you are a fit mother is all you have to do.
944733
As far as I know, you are arrested, held over for trial (preliminary hearing comes first), you then hear your charges & make your plea guilty or not guilty. You are then given a date for your trial to start & in between, you will have other hearings, called bail hearings, to find out how much it's gonna cost you to get out until you actually go to trial.  If you have no money for bail, then you stay there until the trial starts, which takes months.  I don't know why you, a relative, would not be permitted to enter the courtroom.  Are you a minor?  Perhaps she didn't want you to hear some of the things that were being said or she doesn't want you involved with her case because it could cost you your life.  Especially if she is or was associating with  people in the drug industry.  She should have a Public Defender & they should be able to answer your questions with her written permission.  Call them & ask.  Remember, the District Attorney is on the side of the People, which would be the Police who arrested her, so be careful what you say to them, because they could associate you with the wrong element & you could end up in as much trouble as she is in.  Chances are, she is being held for her own safety.  You can have her call you collect, or write her a letter if you cannot visit her.  You will need to call the jail & get her booking number to put on the letter.  Also, you will need to send it in a post office envelope that has the stamp pre-printed on it.  Most jails won't accept anything with a stick-on stamp on the envelope!
791514
You must  act and you  must act in time. Unless there is an agreement  between the prosecutor's  and the defence attorney's office that you won't have to show up on that particular day, the police will take you, doesn't matter what. Now, you are an E.R. nurse. Your institution must have a lawyer. You are part of the team. His job is to be there for you. Do not  hesitate to contact him. Don't feel intimidated.  He cannot charge you any fee. Remember?  Your part of the team. And you asking him to speak up for you to post-pone your court appearence for humanitarian reasons.It is in the Criminal Code. Your fighting for your child. Be brave. My very best wishes for your child's speedy recovery and that you can put all the problems behind you.
789254
No. Return to the court that assigned you to the Diversion classes. Let a clerk there know your situation and that you need advice.  By plugging back into the system as soon as possible, your situation will be easily resolved.  That's a better way to conduct your life.  I tend to avoid fixing problems until they GROW into huge problems. You'll sleep better, too.  Good luck to you.
652607
You will need to go to the court house
995927
If you are charged it won't be that serious since you are a minor, and it will come off your record at 18. Make sure your witnesses are at the trial, so they know you didn't start it and simply say it was defence and getting to a trial can be a very long time. The most that will happen is you would do community service since you are a minor and you didn't start it. I think you are looking for a compulsive liar (someone who lies non-stop).  Drop the money thing...they might say it is a reason why you beat her up!
911725
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.
529544
You might want a police escort there, just in case.  But if you are of legal age, there is nothing they can do to stop you.  I hope you're really sure this is the right thing to do, leaving your family for the promise of a boyfriend!\nMen will come and go, families are forever!\nRef: Escort: your local police dept can assign a police officer to your house, to keep you safe and escort you out.
1158604
You are 17, you are old enough to go anywhere the law allows.  Be careful.  If you are gay then there are people who might want to hurt you.
423710
if you are 17,  you can have consensual relations with 13-16 year olds and older, as long as you are within 48 months, at least how I read the law. You will want to get a lawyer to tell you specific legal advice.
127224
Allright. This is cgoing to be tough but if you are truly commited we can get this done.  First take all the pot you have (and all you cant get from your siblings and friends) and place it in a plain paper bag. Take this to the "illeagal drug disposal facility" which is in the men's room at the downtown Greyhound station. Hide the bag behind the 3rd urinal (don't be seen) and walk away. If you feel the need to get high again blow your entire check on a QP of something sweet and bring that down to the drug disposal center. You'll feel better soon.