Even though my conviction was in Virginia can I seal my record now that I live in Texas ?

You need to reach out to an attorney who practices in the Virginia county where your case was filed (because you've listed your location as...

Can she goto jail?

Well certainly no one wants to go to jail. An 18 year old is an adult under the Texas Penal Code, and a 12 year old is a child. That means, if the...

I don't know if I should be worried and hire an attorney ?

If you are the target of a criminal investigation, you should not talk to the police or make any statements without an attorney present (if at...

If your field officer is sending your file in and recommending a PV be filed, that can take a few days to a few weeks in Dallas. You may be able to...

Can I be violated Twice in Dallas County ?

What they will likely to is amend the current motion to revoke. You will not be discharged if you haven't completed your conditions. You can...

What does my husband do if he is being accused of stealing medication?

If he has been charged, he needs an experienced defense attorney to represent him. He certainly shouldn't be making any more statements to the...

What what does ordered adjusted in decree by the cord that is this case is hereby dismissed for want of prosecution mean?

If your case is in a County Court at Law and it was DWOP'd, it is a civil case (not a criminal domestic violence case). Since you have not included...

This is a question for the Medical Board. But I did want to clarify that you will not be able to expunge a case you were placed on deferred for....

Can I transfer from Texas to ohio if I have a Dwi and marijuana charge I haven't been to court yet or been charged ? ?

If you mean can you move to Ohio, probably--as long as your bond company will stay on your bond. Of course you'll have to return for monthly court...

How likely is the DA to prosecute the alleged victim in a felony DV case, if alleged victim admits to lying about the situation?

Fairly unlikely but it's always possible. If the defendant can't afford an attorney, the court will appoint him one. That attorney can notify the...