If I am custodial conservator parent and gave my brother power of attorney and duly and my kids are at risk of getting taken and

It sounds like there are several factors affecting your case and you, personally. The benchmark for all parties is to convince the Judge what will...

With an expunged conviction for fraud, can I still qualify for an SF 86?

You may want to clarify the outcome of the fraud charge. A "conviction" is generally not eligible for expunction and is part of your criminal...

How do i fulfill my interlock restriction requirement having moved from ks to tx?

It's not clear why you still have a 2-year interlock restriction from a 2012 conviction, but there may be a couple of aspects to address: 1) the...

The Texas VINE system is a 24/7 free service for crime victims and other concerned citizens maintained by the Office of the Attorney General. It's...

If the bank mistakenly gave you too much money (more than the receipt showed), then you owe the bank and they may attempt to take it from your...

If I go to the DMV in Lancaster, Tx for my CDL permit, but I have a warrant for failure to appear in Houston will I be arrested?

There's no certainty, but it's always possible. Warrants for failure to appear can usually be cleared very quickly and often at little cost....

Why my application was not recommended for approval?

Reclassifying this question as Immigration related.

Trying to find out what CRFID means was my last instrument filed in my case and no one knows even my lawyer.

Every jurisdiction uses their own abbreviations and acronyms, so the Court Clerk is probably your best resource for explaining the public record.

I was found with ecstacy in my backpack and was charged with possession of a dangerous drug. Does this make me guilty?

Only a conviction will "make" you guilty. The arrest for suspicion of misdemeanor was based on probable cause and - depending on the outcome of the...

When you are given Deferred Adjudication for a Felony how long before you can apply for a handgun license?

Until you complete the Deferred Adjudication term, you're still subject to a conviction of the original offense, which would prohibit the approval...