What will happen if I contest the ticket?

This is a class c misdemeanor, punishable by fine only (max $500). A local attorney can advise you if setting this matter on the contested docket...

. WHAT CAN I DO ABOUT THE SITUATION TO HELP MY CURRENT BOYFRIEND IN JAIL AND TO ESTABLISH VISITATION OR CUSTODY WITH MY X.

You are not able to have a trial on the new case here via the internet, nor on your boyfriend's motion to revoke probation. The police appeared,...

What am I looking at and if blood is below .08 will they prosecute and will they raise my bond

DWI with 2 previous convictions is a 3rd degree felony, punishable by up to a $10,000 fine, 2 to 10 years incarceration in the Texas Department of...

What do I do when a mother in law calls my job with threats and allegations to a case that has gone nowhere

If you want someone to be put in jail you call the police, not that person's employer. You cannot control another person's actions any more that...

What is the maximum and what is probable.

Both of these matters are class c violations punishable by fine only (max $500). Convictions on these types of cases may affect your son's...

Can the open container issue be brought up against me despite not being in the original citation? Best course of action?

The officer has the right to issue additional citations from the incident for 2 years from the date of the offense. Contact a local attorney to...

If mother in law threatens to call my work and does so, what can I do about that and what should be my first steps.

If you want someone to be put in jail you call the police, not that person's employer. You cannot control another person's actions any more that...

If the police were not involved, you have no criminal record. If you receive a call from the police, however, or a citation to appear in court,...

The clerks of each county have different codes and nomenclatures in their computer systems which vary from county to county For your purposes, ...

Will class c misdemeanor dwli 521.457(e) violate probation

You will have to review your probation order, but as a general rule, a violation of any federal, state or local law is a violation of probation. ...