What is the punishment for a POM?

It is generally a Class B misdemeanor carrying up to 6 months in jail and up to a $2,000 fine. If you get convicted, the conviction will remain on...

My daughters boyfriends mom has her three babies and won't give them back saying cps told her if she did they would remove them

Talk with a lawyer about child custody. This is a complicated situation. Good luck.

My husband was sentenced to 2 years TDCJ. He has 282 days back time. How long would it take him to parole?

A conviction for an aggravated offense requires he serve 1/2 or a minimum of 2 years in prison. He will get credit for all back time.

My my 33 year old daughter?

What? A misdemeanor assault case involving bodily injury is always a class A misdemeanor carrying up to 1 year in jail and up to a $4,000 fine...

If he gets prison time is there any way to get probation instead of doing prison ? Is there any other way of working this out ?

He was certified as an adult for the robbery he did at age 15? Chances are he won't be offered any type of probation. The only probation he can...

Can he win the case ? If not Is there any way out instead of doing prison time ? Or what can I do to help him

No way for anyone on here to know what the outcome of his case may be - we know no facts. You can help him by hiring him an excellent lawyer and...

Only if (1) the other county does not come get her; or (2) she posts a bond in the county in which there is a warrant, Given that it is a...

Why do you keep asking essentially the same question over and over. People gave you advice not to call the detective back, and you say here that...

Should I speak with a judge about this school bus citation?

You should contact a local traffic lawyer to discuss. You should not "talk" to the judge - the judge will simply find you guilty.

My Husband Got Sentenced on December 6,2017. For 2years. Texas Department Of HOW LONG WILL HERE SEVER BEFORE HE GETS RELEASED?

He will serve two years. For aggravated cases, the person must serve 1/2 of the sentence or a minimum of 2 years before becoming eligible for parole.