Warrant Resolution For Mother

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If your mother has a warrant in Florida, consult a local criminal defense attorney. Gather medical records, contact the court, and explore legal aid options. Consider reaching out to Florida legal aid services for additional support.

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Well my mom is disabled.she has seizures and Ms and had a stroke. We just found out that there a warrant for her arrest from 9 years ago for assault on my mom's abusive husband.which is all a lie, she ran from him beating her that night.but what can I do to get this off my mom? She can't go to jail in her condition?
I'm really sorry to hear about your mom's situation, ****. Here are a few steps you can consider:
- Consult with a Criminal Defense Attorney: They can offer specific guidance and may help in filing a motion to quash the warrant.
- Medical Documentation: Gather all medical records to present her health condition.
- Self-Surrender: Through an attorney, you can arrange a self-surrender to address the warrant safely.
Would you like help connecting with a local attorney who can assist with your mom's case?
No
If your mom is facing a warrant in New Jersey, here are a few more steps you can consider:
- Contact the Court: Inquire about the warrant details and possible options for resolution.
- Legal Aid Services: Consider reaching out to local legal aid organizations for assistance.
- Safety Plan: Ensure your mom's safety and have a plan in place if her health requires immediate attention.
If you need more detailed guidance, feel free to ask!
No it's in Florida
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Since the case is in Florida, your options might slightly vary. Here are some additional steps:
- Contact a Florida Attorney: A local attorney can provide guidance specific to Florida laws.
- Check Florida Legal Aid: They might offer assistance for those unable to afford a private attorney.
If you need further assistance or have more questions, feel free to ask!