As mentioned, this offense is typically charged a Class A misdemeanor, punishable by a MAXIMUM 12 months in jail and $2,500 fine plus court costs. You may just need to pay the fine, but if it was reported to the Secretary of State as a failure to appear, you will need to file a motion and go to court to resolve the case as part of the process of reinstating your license. The conviction would also delay the process of reinstating your license by extending your current suspension period. The wise choice is to find an attorney to re-open the matter and guide you through the process of resolving the case properly.
They suspend your license further and add fines, costs and possible jail time. You need a lawyer to help you with this ASAP.
Your question is really not that clear. If a judgment has been entered against you for a Driving on Suspended Ticket, you typically just have to pay the fine or deal with failure to appear. Driving on Suspended is a Class A Misdemeanor which is punishable by up to 364 days in jail and up to $2,500.00 in fines not including mandatory fees and costs. You should hire an attorney to assist you with this matter because it could also cause you further issues with your Driver's License.
defining divorce
In reference to Minneapolis, MN: I resided in Belleville, IL. My ex-wife job relocated her to Minneapolis. I stand in Illinois. I continue to commute back and forward between the two cities. I later decided to divorce her. The courts of MN want to charge me back child support for the time I was commuting. My divorce was handle in Illinois. Child support issue with to MN. However, I know of State or Federal law that defines Divorce or Legal Separation by date of JOB RELOCATION. NEED ASSISTED*** Of I did not have the funds to address MN law and my divorce at the same time.
I recently had an accident and my vehicle was towed by the village to a body shop in the village as per village law. By a coincidence the shop is partially owned by a village official. Anyway, through the whole process geico told me the security I had was that the shop could not cash the check without my signature because the pay to is listed as both of us.
As time went on and it got close to a month and no work had been done on my car I got curious. Geico told me the check was cashed already. Before work even began. I finally got my car back after many delays and I was almost ready to ignore this. However, when i picked up the car i took it to an auto wholesaler to sell it, (I had already purchased a new vehicle) He was someone I had used and known in the past. When he looked at the car he said externally it looked good but under the hood the car was a mess and he would lower his payment based on the repair not being done properly. he also said he would put a statement on letter head to that fact.
Needless to say an overall horrible experience leading into the holiday season. Geico is sending me a copy of the check so i can verify that they did sign my name without me knowing. Would i have any right to sue? Would I have a solid case? I live in NY and would appreciate any advice i could get.
Thanks!!
Early Termination of Probation Question
I am serving a 10 yr felony probation; first offender, statutory rape and child Molestation. I have served 6 yrs, completed all requirements, fines caught up, model probationee. Been told my Judge is very Pro rehabilitation , What would my steps be in order to see an end to my probation early?
