I was innocent it thrown out bondsman got money back from county so do i gotta pay remainder bond its ruining my life

You pay the bondsman for a service. They are allowed to put up $X at a time - spread out over many defendants or one. If they have money up on...

Can a misdemeanor be expunged after a certain amount of time?

Domestic violence assaults cannot be expunged when one pled guilty and they cannot be sealed - ever. Sorry.

If charged as an "accomplice" (we don't really have that word in Texas law) then yes, you can be prosecuted and convicted even if you did not...

Convicted of a DWI in Texas, understand it will impossible to get it expunged, is it possible to get non disclosure order?

You cannot get deferred adjudication probation for DWI, and for that reason (and others), it cannot be sealed (nondisclosure.) And, because you...

Trying to help a friend, who is incarcerated, find out information concerning writing a habeus corpus for ineffective council,,,

I would really, really, really urge you to try to raise money to help him hire a lawyer. He gets only 1 shot at an 11.07 (writ of habeas corpus). ...

Can a petition for an Order of Non-Disclosure as to two different Class B misdemeanors be filed in a single petition in Texas?

Talk to the clerk. I just heard today in Harris County in a similar situation that the clerk's office required them to file two separate cases. ...

Question on court fees, fines, and restitution in Arizona

The law at issue is Arizona even though you are in Texas. The original court in which you were prosecuted will make the decision on what to...

I assume you won the case or it was dismissed. You can sue her but the question will be even if you win, does she have money to pay the judgment...

If you were convicted, you do not qualify for expunction nor nondisclosure. If you get deferred and completed it, you would qualify for...

What are the possible penalties for a first time offense of possession of marijuana less than two ounces?

Paraphernalia is a class C - ticket offense - fine only. POM is a class B misdemeanor for which you could get up to 6 months in jail and up to a...