There is not one universal court system where every court knows what is happening on every case every where. The Court in county A may not have...

Under federal law, a convicted felon can never possess a firearm. See 18 United States Code 922 (g).

You can sign an affidavit, but that will not force the DA to dismiss the charges against your boyfriend. Ownership and possession are not the same...

See Texas Penal Code Section 22.11 - Indecency with a Child, Section 22.011 - Sexual Assault, and Section 43.25 - Sexual Performance by a Child...

The short answer to your question is no. Any prior finding of domestic violence can lead to enhanced charges. Call your lawyer. Good luck.

See Texas Penal Code Sec. 25.07. VIOLATION OF CERTAIN COURT ORDERS OR CONDITIONS OF BOND IN A FAMILY VIOLENCE, CHILD ABUSE OR NEGLECT, SEXUAL...

Call the court and ask about deferred disposition. Calling an attorney would help. Good luck.

Your options on how to resolve this matter depend on where the case is filed. Call an attorney in your area. Good luck.

Short answer: yes, you will be arrested if you go to the DPS and try to renew your ID. Call your lawyer. Good luck.

Jurisdiction of your case remains in California; you will not be able to transfer the criminal case to Texas.