Mckinney, TX
Criminal defense Lawyer at Mckinney, TX
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, Appeals ... +8 more
Some municipal courts will allow a person to post a bond equal to the amount owed. If this is a situation where he never even appeared to...
To expunge a PI, your case would have had to resolve your case by deferred adjudication, dismissal, or acquittal. Any other outcome is a...
There is a new amendment to the Texas expunction statute. One of the provisions now says that a person may file for an expunction 180 days after...
Based on this information it doesn't appear that you're eligible for an expunction. If you had a class C deferred you could get an expunction after...
The statute doesn't define a numerical waiting period. It merely states that a person in your situation may file for an expunction when...
It will depend on how the case was disposed of. If you received deferred adjudication, the case was dismissed and you committed no new violations...
When consulting an attorney, regardless of whether you ultimately hire that attorney, your statements are priviliged (with a few exceptions). The...
This is a difficult question to answer. Most criminal attorneys bill a flat fee. An attorney's fee is usually going to be based on his experience...
The answer is probably not. If you were charged with anything, there would have to be filed either a sworn complaint (the case in Class C...
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Being behind on payments is a technical violation--meaning, technically you could be revoked. Typically people aren't revoked until they fall...