I have a WARRANT!

Yep time to hire on an lawyer,my buddy try to renew his has mat ,they found an warrant for 20 years ago,from south ca,samething they dont want to extradite.Something you have forgot about,is coming back to you.Now a days everything is link up.Good luck

 

Well Samstone,

It seems like to me your between a virgin and a nun. A Ford and A Chevy. A Pete and A KW. A blonde and a brunette.

I guess I would have to ask to do you go to Florida. If so it might be in your best interest to call around and find a cheaper lawyer to get things straigthen out or a good bailbonds man.

But if you don't travel to Florida I would call down to the county that the warrant is in and pay to vacate the warrant and get a new court date. I do believe honesty is the best policy but a felony warrant is kinda tricky. You did not say what the warrant was for, but felony says something a little more serious than jaywalking.

While 5k seems like a lot of money, maybe try to find a lawyer to work out a payment plan with you. Is this a class x felony?

Trust me if you get a felony your career is ruined the heck with the carrier.

Best Wishes

 

Driver if I were you I would ask for a week off. Get my personal car and meet with a lawyer in Flordia. The next time you get pulled in you might not be let go.

 

Not knowing what degree felony warrant it is, you should check and see if the statute of limitations has expired. Being they didn't want to extradite you could indicate a lesser felony. But it would be prudent for you to spend the money and have someone represent you since it could ruin your driving career and quite potentially another career if you were to change jobs. If you tell the company you work for about this it could, and most probably would, get you fired depending on what the warrant's for. But honesty is the best policy. Find out what you're looking at if you can before you go to your company.

You haven't given much in the way of info for folks to help much, though I understand, it's no one's business but yours. Do seek a lawyer's help. Have the necessary paperwork in hand when you see one to show that you thought it was cleared. It might not cost as much as you think if it was just something as simple as a glitch in their system. I'd say the likelihood is good that's all it is, otherwise in all probability you wouldn't have got this far in your driving career, it would have shown up somewhere on someone's system before now.

There's plenty of lawyers out there so do some shopping before hiring the first one you call. Sometimes legal aid can help you do the work yourself (i.e. filling out and filing documents in court), though you take a certain amount of risk in doing this. You have a laptop, use it to read up on legalese it will help you better understand the ramifications of what's there in front of you. Good luck to you.

 

I'd stop discussing on here, for sure.

 

I would do one of two things with your carrier. Either level with them, and lay it all out on the line, or take some personal time off, and not say a word. That's gonna have to be your call as you know the type of people they are.

forget the lawyer. Head back to Florida, and head to the warrant office. Turn yourself in, and let it go before a judge. If its bad enough you will be appointed a lawyer. Best case scenario the judge will look at the time passed, and hopefully throw it out. Unless you owe somebody a bunch of money...

 

They didn't want you back, its nothing, you can handle it by calling the county...Need help -- let me know........

 

You can go to FDLE web site and search for warrants. Florida Department Law Enforcement. Google............