Domestic Violence case dismissed at trial?

If there is insufficient evidence to prove your husband committed the offense of assault/family violence, he will be found not guilty. The...

How long will i be in jail for my warrant in Texas. Any statute of limitations? Is there a max?

The statute of limitations is tolled for any case once the charging instrument is filed. The punishment range for your case depends on what you...

Can I go to jail if myself husband dosent go to court

I assume your husband was released from jail by a bond company posting bail, which you co-signed for. If your husband does not appear in court as...

What prison will I be going to in Texas. And how long?

Possession of 3 ounces of marijuana in Texas is a misdemeanor, which at the worst would cause county jail time upon conviction. If a person is...

Is it possible that there can still be a case or someone can still have charge pressed although nothing was done at the scene?

Yes, it is possible that a case can be filed and charges can be pressed against someone, even if no one went to jail at the time of the event. The...

Do you usually go to jail on a motion to revoke

It is possible for your probation to be continued, but that decision is totally discretionary with the Judge, if the allegations in the motion to...

Could a court appointed attorney do a good job and try to get it dismissed or would it be better to try to hire one?

Court appointed attorneys are licensed by the State Bar of Texas and are as qualified as any other group of attorneys. You must be comfortable...

Will article 32.01 apply to my brother's charge of aggravated sexual assault ?

Article 32.01 of the Texas Code of Criminal Procedure, does provide for dismissal of charges if an indictment is not presented within 180 days...

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My husband was picked up on a motion to adjudicate guilt? What does that mean?

Your husband was placed on deferred adjudication probation. If he successfully completes the probation term, the case will be dismissed and he...

Final convictions are just that: final. It is not the number of years from a conviction that entitles a person to an expunction or...