Do i need a real estate attorney or a criminal defense attorney?
Start with a real estate attorney and if you can get the liens satisfied, you won't likely need a criminal defense attorney.
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Start with a real estate attorney and if you can get the liens satisfied, you won't likely need a criminal defense attorney.
You could start by searching the Harris County District Clerk's site for the case number. You can search by a defendant's name. Once you have...
It is unlikely, but possible. You can make sure that you won't get arrested by taking care of the warrants.
As long as the charge is pending, you have not been convicted, and if you receive a deferred disposition, you will not have a conviction (unless...
The DA has until the statute of limitations expires to present your case to a grand jury. Depending on what the charge is, it could be years. ...
Depends on whether the probation is deferred adjudication or "regular" Probation. If it is non-deferred (regular) probation, then 8 years is the...
Predicting what information the Feds have can be tricky. The answer also depends on what source you are using to say no state record exists. Law...
You are in a tough spot. Under Texas law you cannot get the PCS expunged since you plead to a case arising out of the same transaction. DWI can't...
If the warrants are from another state, you should try to contact a lawyer in that state and ask them how that gets handled there. Any advice you...
The DA's are not going to talk to you (or your lawyer) about the merits of the case while your are a fugitive. You will need to surrender...