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  • Serving Concord, TX and Leon County, Texas

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  • Mike Park is Board Certified in Personal Injury Trial Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization. Mike is also Board Certified in Civil Trial Law. Mr. Park was named a Texas... Read More

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Would suing a police dept for not returning property be civil or small claims

Tristan Nicolas Legrande
Answered by attorney Tristan Nicolas Legrande
Criminal Law lawyer at LeGrande Law
Ws it associated with a criminal case? If so, an attorney can file a motion to return seized property. The Judge would sign an order commanding whoever has it to return it. How much is it worth? An attorney would charge you for their time. Unless the item is worth a significant amount of money (over $500 to $1000), it would not probably be worth it to hire an attorney to help you get it returned. If it is NOT associated with a criminal case, small claims court if its under $10,000 in value. Do not expect that you will find ANY attorney to take on a civil case of this nature on a contingency fee (like in a car accident case where the client pays nothing up front, and the attorney gets paid in the end). If you want to hire an attorney to sue for the property back, expect to pay a retainer fee up front, and the attorney to charge against that retainer hundereds of dollars an hour. The long and the short of it? If its worth a lot of money (or has sentimental value, I suppoer), then hire an attorney to get it back. Otherwise, handle it yourself or let it go.
Ws it associated with a criminal case? If so, an attorney can file a motion to return seized property. The Judge would sign an order commanding whoever has it to return it. How much is it worth? An attorney would charge you for their time. Unless the item is worth a significant amount of money (over $500 to $1000), it would not probably be worth it to hire an attorney to help you get it returned. If it is NOT associated with a criminal case, small claims court if its under $10,000 in value. Do not expect that you will find ANY attorney to take on a civil case of this nature on a contingency fee (like in a car accident case where the client pays nothing up front, and the attorney gets paid in the end). If you want to hire an attorney to sue for the property back, expect to pay a retainer fee up front, and the attorney to charge against that retainer hundereds of dollars an hour. The long and the short of it? If its worth a lot of money (or has sentimental value, I suppoer), then hire an attorney to get it back. Otherwise, handle it yourself or let it go.
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What kind of sentence is usually given for sexual abuse

Kenneth G. Wincorn
Answered by attorney Kenneth G. Wincorn
Criminal Law lawyer at Law Offices of Kenneth G. Wincorn & Associates, P.C.
The sentence range depends on the age of the abused child, criminal history of the defendant, type of sexual abuse and other factors. Often the defendant will be subject to registration as a sex offender on have severe restrictions placed on him. This is an extremely serious charge and requires a lawyer experienced in this type of crime. Contact an attorney as soon as possible to get advice as to how to proceed.
The sentence range depends on the age of the abused child, criminal history of the defendant, type of sexual abuse and other factors. Often the defendant will be subject to registration as a sex offender on have severe restrictions placed on him. This is an extremely serious charge and requires a lawyer experienced in this type of crime. Contact an attorney as soon as possible to get advice as to how to proceed.
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What can I do if I am being charged with a state jail felony and I have no previous offenses and never had as much as a speeding ticket?

Mark R. Thiessen
Answered by attorney Mark R. Thiessen
Criminal Law lawyer at Thiessen Law Firm
You need to hire a great trial attorney. Chances are a good attorney will be able to reduce it, get you deferred adjudication or maybe even dismissed or no billed. Hire the best attorney you can afford. You have a very serious case.
You need to hire a great trial attorney. Chances are a good attorney will be able to reduce it, get you deferred adjudication or maybe even dismissed or no billed. Hire the best attorney you can afford. You have a very serious case.
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