My my boyfriend lives with his father and our dog we share custody of is at the father’s house and he will not give it back to ?

My my boyfriend lives with his father and our dog we share custody of is at the father’s house and he will not give it back to ? My boyfriend’s father will not return our dog who is in my name so that’s Phil’s excetera can I call the police do I have a legal  … Read more

Getting drivers license reinstated because child support had my license suspended?

Getting drivers license reinstated because child support had my license suspended? I’m caught up on my child support how do I get my driver’s license back? Traffic Lawyer Richard Simon’s Answer You need a clearance letter from dfs, once the department of revenue has that, pay a reinstatement fee and get your license back.

What do I do?

I just got a MIP for walking down a college sidewalk with a sip left in my bottle that they searched my book bag for without consent. They didnt read me any rights. They just gave me a ticket without breathalyzer and sent me on my way. That’s it. What do I do? Traffic Lawyer  … Read more

An Overview of Missouri Motorcycle Laws

Just like other states, Missouri has motorcycle laws in place regarding motorcycle safety, equipment, and procedures. These laws are intended to keep public roadways safer and reduce fatality rates. Under Missouri revised statutes, section 302.020.1, a person must have a Class M motorcycle license or permit, or a driver license with the M endorsement to  … Read more

My my boyfriend lives with his father and our dog we share custody of is at the father’s house and he will not give it back to ?

My my boyfriend lives with his father and our dog we share custody of is at the father’s house and he will not give it back to ? My boyfriend’s father will not return our dog who is in my name so that’s Phil’s excetera can I call the police do I have a legal  … Read more

Can you pay double your fine in MO and get your ticket reduced to a non-moving violation, like KS allows?

Missouri is not the same as Kansas. Missouri has decided to protect defendants from speaking to the prosecutor which can go against the defendants interest. That being said, the cost of amending your ticket and attorneys fees is similar or less than in Kansas and you probably will not have to appear in court.