Is my marriage legal?
Texas Family Code Sec. 6.202 says that: "(a) A marriage is void if entered into when either party has an existing marriage to another person...
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Texas Family Code Sec. 6.202 says that: "(a) A marriage is void if entered into when either party has an existing marriage to another person...
You won't be able to have the case expunged, but it sounds like you are eligible for an order of non-disclosure. Misdemeanors are eligible for...
Records of the arrest still exist even if there was no charge filed. But, if no charges have been filed for 9 years she should certainly be able...
If you were on deferred adjudication, the Sec. 411.081 of the Texas Government Code provides a procedure to have the records "sealed". You will...
In order to get your record expunged, your prior cases must've resulted in acquittals (meaning you were found not guilty by the judge or jury) or...
The Code of Criminal Procedure mandates that arrests on offenses Class B and up be reported to DPS for inclusion in the Computerized Criminal...
First, don't go into your case intent on pleading. It may end up being that you need to,but your attorney should at least review the case before...
Although the charge is commonly called "Driving While Intoxicated" the Penal Code actually defines the offense by saying that it is committed by...
Essentially, the Texas Family Code says that a marriage is presumed valid unless there is a specific provision of the Code that says it is not. ...
Depends what you mean by "evidence." The testimony that was presented to the Grand Jury that no-billed the case is generally secret and cannot be...