Who determined the arrest warrant when I was the victim, was not questioned, & what is going to happen to me?

If I understand your basic questions they are 1) how did the police determine who to issue a warrant for? and 2) what is going to happen in your...

How can somebody be charged with burglary of habitation?

First, be aware that burglary of a habitation and burglary of a building are different offenses. Similar, but burg hab is a higher level offense. ...

I would start interviewing private attorneys immediately. Most of us offer free consultations. It will be up to the judge whether you even get to...

Was i convicted or dismissed? i am looking to apply for my CHL in my new home state of Texas?

Each state has different "jargon." There are terms here we do not use in Texas. Your question is coming to the attention of Texas attorneys because...

Would Dallas county Alliow an inmate to have a court appointed atty AND a paid one?

No. Court appointed attorneys are for people who cannot afford to hire their own attorney. If an attorney has been paid to represent him, that...

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I will pay a lawyer to file a motion to release my property if works?

You seem to be glossing over the fact that you were arrested. You should be hiring an attorney to deal with that case. I'm sure that person would...

Cologne bottle did break in car and and got over the device. Would that explain the weird numbers?

Judges will typically not believe these numbers were produced by spilled cologne and will assume you are lying because you were drinking. Probation...

What exactly does that mean and will I be able to get him out on another bond?

The bond company filed a motion to go off his bond because he was in custody. If you call them and they can verify he was just sitting out tickets,...

If he is 25-99, it's because he has two prior felony convictions. This is unrelated to the current offense. It is not double jeopardy because it is...

What can I do as his girlfriend and witness

They are holding him because they have probable cause to believe he committed an offense. This is a very low standard of proof. It sounds like the...