Legal Question in Wills and Trusts in Florida

Hello my name is joy Turner and I am 38 years old.

I was arrested on Febuary 3rd of 2007 for retail theft. First of all to be completely honest i didn't steal anything but I was led to plead guilty for it.

At the time of my arrest my fine and restitution was 2,500 dollars. I have had a probation violation after this and when they violated my probation they messed up in the court and put i was a drug offender. First of all I don't and have never used Drugs. I can't even take asprin as I have a allergic reaction to that. Anyways at the time they did this the court put me on drug offender probation as well as the above mentioned offense.

I was told that it would be fixed but it was not. they made a mistake in the coiurt doing this whole drug thing. I also am currently not in the state of florida as i left and moved to another state because i became homeless and I am a single parent of two children, my youngest being autistic. I moved to live with relatives and so here I am with them right now.

I don't know what to do. I feel that my rights as a person were violated as well as I don't understand how the state of Florida can add charges that do not exist and make me pay for something I did not do.

I'm autistic , I do not at this time have paperwork for that but I was classified as having Aspergers syndrome and ADHD as a small child.

Right now I just want this behind me, they the state say i owe more money and i have already figured out that if anything they owe me money and an apoligy. i dont want to go and sue people. i just want my supposed crime to be resolved and if there is money due back to me fine if not.. well i would like the record expunged as well.

I was told it could be expunged when i was first arrested. I need and want to know my rights as a person and what can be done to resolve this matter.

I have calculated I have already paid the state of florida in excess of over ten thousand dollars since my initial arrest.

Can you please help me?

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