My boyfriend is on bond for a felony tampering with evidence..he has court tomorrow but also has a felony warrant too..help!

Get a lawyer... PRONTO!!! What county is the second warrant from? Did the second offense occur while your boyfriend was on bond? Did you discuss...

My current fiancé financed a vehicle as “co-owner” with her ex. He is now racking up citations with her name attached.

If there is a divorce decree that awards the car to the ex-, take the order to the various entities and they can remove your fiance from the...

How likely is it to get bail if charged with manslaughter for a suicide in Dallas, TX ?

A bond will eventually be set on his case, but with the history you describe, a competency evaluation will probably need to be performed first. ...

My son was arrested for a family voilnce charge. and was bonded out now he has no show for last court and is in jail

I understand you are doing the best you can to help your son, but YOU can't handle this for him. He needs a lawyer. One would have told him that...

Can my parents put a retraining order on my boyfriend when I am 17 almost 18 without my consent?

A restraining order is probably not applicable from what you describe, but your parents have the right to determine who is allowed in their house,...

Will this go on my record?

If you are found guilty of the offense of theft, a conviction will be entered on your criminal record permanently. Bring whatever paperwork you...

You are subject to Court directives until the Judge signs an Order of Dismissal. You can be drug tested at any point until your case is dismissed.

What would be a reasonable offer with only an emergency visit only

Reasonable and effective assistance of counsel cannot be provided in this forum. Suit down with an attorney. Good luck.

Be concerned about the 2nd degree felony, punishable by confinement in prison from 2 to 20 years and a fine of up to $10,000. Probation is...

Can you get charges dismissed by turning people in?

What you describe is possible, but may not be probable. Talk with your attorney. Good luck.