It is possible that after a period of 5 years post the conviction that your husband could get his felony conviction expunged. To ascertain the chances, he needs to consult with a criminal defense atto
He may be old enough in that the town won't seek liability from you directly. Consider going with your son to legal aid and see what their thoughts are. Contact the state bar and local bar association
YES! YES! YES! I cannot stress this enough. If you are being accused of a crime, or determined to be a suspect in a criminal act, do not speak to the police or law enforcement without first consulting
I suggest that you consult with a criminal defense attorney about your matter and have him or her show up in court with you as to your matter. Ordinarily the use of a false identification is a misdeme
E.M., Member, California Bar
answered 2 months ago
Whether or not to prosecute a case rests with the prosecuting attorney not the victim. So regardless of what your wife wants, charges may still be filed against you. Granted the state's case would be
M.D., Member, California and New York Bar
answered 2 months ago