I signed for 3yrs deferred on a possession controlled substance under a gram first charge and want to take my time can I?

Maybe. If your attorney can talk either the judge or DA into it. The judge is not required to give you that back time. They do not typically like...

How long is the statute of limitations in texas for a felony drug charge under a gram. if a person was charged and not convicted

The state has three years to file the case.

How long will the statute on a felony drug charge in Fort Worth , Texas be or will it run out

It depends on the level of the offense. A minimum of three years.

I have had to do deferred probation to keep my case off my record. I work for a major company ha no problem getting hired.

Yes. The answer is still yes. If you were placed on deferred, you have a record. A record you can never expunge but may be able to seal from public...

I paid to get my record from the county and courts where I was convicted. It showed no felonies and no misdemeanors.

If the misdemeanor is showing, then your record is not clear. You may be eligible to have it expunged or at least sealed. You'll want to talk to an...

Once I finished deferred probation I have to file a petition to get it sealed from the public it's not automatic.

The case will always be on your record. You will be eligible to seal the record from public view. Depending on the offense, there may be a waiting...

What happens when you have two motion to revoke probation violations ? Does the client need a lawyer present with him at court?

If he has multiple prior DWI convictions, this one is a felony with a punishment range of 2-10 years in prison (more if he has prior felony...

What could possibly happened when he sees the judge?

Absolutely he needs an attorney. As long as he's in custody, the court will appoint him one. You are also free to hire him one. His maximum...

How badly will a DUI conviction hurt my chances of employment? I was just arrested this week (4/14).

That is up to specific employers. Texas is an at-will employment state, so a criminal record is a perfectly legal reason to terminate or refuse to...

It sounds like the case hasn't been filed yet. If its a misdemeanor, the State has two years to file it. Longer for a felony.