Legal Question in Criminal Law in Florida
A letter of insolvency
My husband was aquitted on a battery charge,but his probation was violated for the same charge he was aquitted for how long does it take for a letter of insolvency to go through that is what his attorney put in for
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Re: A letter of insolvency
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If I understand you correctly, it could be almost immediate. It is simply up to the court to approve it.
Scott R. Jay, Esq.
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