Can I in Texas possess my shotgun while on deferred adjudication felony probation if i had it before being arrested and charged?

Well not under the Federal Control Act... However, your attorney could file a motion to return seized property. If the Judge signs the order...

Can my son receive a court appointed attorney if he refused when it was offered initially?

Yes, he can. If he cannot afford an attorney, one will be appointed. When he goes to court, he needs to be prepared to explain his income, bills,...

Can i get off probation early evan if i own fees

Most likely not. In fact, most judges will not permit you to discharge from probation until all the fees are paid. If that means you reach the...

How do I fire my court appointed attorney and hire my own attorney?

Could not be easier, you just need money. Step 1...hire private attorne and use money to pay their fee. Thats it. The attorney will send a...

My buddy recieved his fourth dui how much time will he get if any?

“If any”? He is looking at 2-20 yrs in prison. Unless he is found not guilty or the case is dismissed, he will likely either do prison time, or...

What does the meaning of disposition mean on a court date and why is it set that way?

Disposition means basically it is set for a non-trial, non-issue court date where they expect the case might work out.

Its a felony warrant. It will never go away, and any other State in the US will arrest you on it and extradite back to Texas. So...you either...

Can a charge be dropped if someone is wrongfully arrested for a spouse's medication that was accidentally left behind in the ca

Thats a good start. Possession requires aomeone intentionally and knowingly has something in their care, custody, control or management. Your...

Can I file motion to discover even if I'm not going to trial?

Your attorney can and should file a discovery request under 39.14 of the TX Code of criminal procedure. You don’t have to be set for trial to see...

I received a citation for theft under $100.00. It's not my fault. Will have to do jail time?

No, you won’t do jail time as long as you go to court as required. Maximum sentence is a $500 fine. Get an attorney to keep a conviction off your...