How should I proceed? I've the card of the cab driver, this is my first non-traffic offense, and just want to get this resolved

Set the case for a hearing or hire an attorney. Speak with the city prosecutor and see if he or she will dismiss the case if you pay the $32 in...

Will this revoke my probation? What will happen?

Technically, any violation of the law can revoke your probation, but I doubt this will happen in this case. Set the ticket for court or hire an...

How can affect me the wrong issue date ? Because the violation date has only 6 days not 220 days.

The wrong issue date on the citation doesn't automatically invalidate the citation. A complaint will be prepared and filed with the court,...

What are the possibilities of me going to a state jail and paying a fine? Can the "victim" drop the charges? I need help.

You need an attorney. Did you know about a protective order issued against you; that's the first step. You have 2 charges. Are they both for...

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What are my options? I don't want to pay I don't feel I should have too.

Contact a local attorney. This sounds like an ordinance violation which is a class c misdemeanor. An attorney can post a bond and put this matter...

How do I confirm the court correctly dismissed the subject warrant/tickets from my record?

You can get a certified copy of your driving record from the Texas Department of Public Safety, Go online to https://txapps.texas.org. You will...

Could you explain to me how it is possible that a person was released of federal prision but he is in custody

First find out where he is being held, State, Federal or immigration. That facility will have the type of hold on him. He may be awaiting...

How can my husband be arrested, charged, & jailed if the 2-year statute has run? He has no subsequent criminal violations.

The statute of limitations is tolled (put on hold) when the case is filed, so if the DA filed the case within 2 years of the date of the offense,...

How much time does he have left to serve off an 9 month state jail offense if he already served 5 months and 4 days now

State jail is day for day, so he will server 270 days less the number of days he has already served.

Can I move out at 17?

You are a minor in the State of Texas until your 18th birthday, so until that time you are legally unable to enter into a contract (i.e. sign a...