Can I deleted my misdemeanor from my record? Do I need I need an attorney for this?

There is no general law providing for cases to be deleted from a person's record after this or that number of years in Texas. A person who is...

My brother put my mom's house in his name then borrowed against it and expects my mom to continue to pay the note. what can i do

This is nasty business. If your brother put the house in your mother's name without her being involved and without a power of attorney from her, it...

If the law stays as it is, will I ever own a firearm?

I edited the main topic heading for this question to be criminal defense because we who practice criminal law really are the best ones to be...

What is the purpose of a criminal defense attorney presenting a criminal felony case to the grand jury?

I am going to answer the question the way you asked it. A criminal defense lawyer does not present cases to the grand jury. The prosecutor does...

Can an out of state "investigator" issue a warrant after 6 years?

Assuming whatever events this accusation is based on took place in Texas, any warrant for it would have to be issued by a Texas court. Did the...

If i plead guilty for possession of drug paraphernalia can I still get it expunged or will it show up on my background checks?

A conviction cannot be expunged. However, if this is important to you, you should hire a lawyer to check the paperwork and make sure.

How do I get Federal Court to correct their reporting on my judgment - 30 days for Contempt? Court is reporting as a Felony.

Because you were the defendant, you will have very little credibility if you try to talk to the clerk of the court about this yourself. However,...

What constitues deformation of character?

The area of law you are asking about is actually called "defamation of character". It is what most people know as slander and libel. Basically,...

Me (15)& my sister (11) were caught shoplifting $200 worth & were arrested & will be given a court date. What should we do?

You are a child. This sort of thing is handled by what are called "juvenile courts". What can happen? Might be as simple as being released to your...

First offense evading arrest on foot generally is still a misdemeanor in Texas. It can be raised to a felony under some circumstances. The most...