My court appointed attorney has not received my paperwork so therefore it cannot talk to me cannot look at the sobriety test

Your court appointed lawyer has no obligation or duty to assist you on your driver's license matter and is not compensated for any work done with...

What happen if I don't go to a Pre-MTR Hearing.

If you do not go, you can count on being revoked..... Go to court. Bring all your financial documentation and ask the judge for more time to pay....

How much time can someone do if charged with Intoxication Manslaughter w/ Vehicle?

Intoxication Manslaughter is a second degree felony in Texas which carries a possible punishment of 2 to 20 years in prison and up to a $10,000...

I was given 2yrs for a felony(injury to child/adult,disabled

You need to hire a lawyer immediately. You could be extended, terminated, or revoked and sent to prison....

Grandson has been on Probation for 18 mo. Probation is over Sept. 25 and he doesn't have the last 500.00 to pay. Is it Jail time

If it is for restitution, he can be revoked. He needs to find a way to get the money. He should borrow the money if he can. The problem is that...

My fiance has been in jail 95 days with no indictment

You can hire a lawyer. His case will not be dismissed because he has not been indicted, although he should be able to be released on bond UNLESS...

He is getting credit on the state case as long as the detainer is lodged against him. When he is released from federal custody, he will be...

Can carrying weed be dismissed?

Your son needs a lawyer who may be able to get the case dismissed upon meeting certain conditions.

I was charged for insurance fraud in 2013. In 2014 the Judge in Harris County gave me Probation with deferred adjudication.

Hire a lawyer. You absconded from probation. The right thing to do would have been to go to the court with your lawyer, explain your situation,...

What should I expect to happen?

If you cannot afford a lawyer, you need to bring financial documentation to your first court appearance to prove indigency so that the court will...