Is my son looking at a long time in jail or prison??

Those charges range from misdemeanor to second degree felony. Your son needs an experienced attorney to first evaluate the merit or relative...

Will this affect my pre-trial in anyway, and will this just be a ticket or will they put me on papers again?

Lex is absolutely correct, the big problem that you have is a possible violation of your bond. Given the nature of your pending charge, don't...

What can I do to push my court date so I can pay my lawyer to start on the case?

You have to ask the court for time and be prepared to explain your situation including how and when you will have the money to pay your lawyer....

Can I get arrested at the DMV, when renewing my TX ID for traffic warrants?

Absolutely. They will run your info and there are DPS troopers on site for just this type of thing. They may just renew your ID and let you roll,...

What will happen to him?

Since he was sentenced to 8, the State cannot add to the 8 unless he is charged with and convicted of a new crime. Unless there is a new criminal...

Can a cop search you to see if you have any weapons on you after getting "pulled over" for having dark tinted windows.

Police can make a stop for a suspected window tint violation. Police can also conduct a brief patdown of outer clothing in a limited search for...

Can I go to your Texan Dept motor vehicles. Get a drivers license here without them taking me to jail when I surrender my CA lic

Folks get arrested on outstanding warrants at the DPS office every day. They run your info when you apply for a license. You'll basically be...

Unfortunately a DWI conviction cannot be expunged or otherwise removed from your record. While the DWI conviction might make it more difficult to...

Yes, you should consult a lawyer to protect your rights and your record. You don't want that charge following you if you can avoid it.

A friend of mines did time in prison years ago. Haven't been in any trouble can a felony be removed from his background?

In Texas once you are convicted you are no longer eligible for an expunction.