At 17 can you move out of your parents home in the state of texas?

He cannot move out of his home without his parents' permission until he is 18. If he moves out before then they can have the police pick him up...

If a case that is 12 years old is listed with a probationary disposition of discharged is the entire case done and closed?

That is an unusual situation and I'm not certain. But, you can call a bondsman in the county in which the case was prosecuted to find out if there...

Is there such thing as a parole attorney?

Absolutely. Texas has a number of excellent "parole" lawyers who can work with the family & offender to get them parole at the earliest possible...

My family member violated his probation, and is being held. Not sure when he will be on the docket to see a judge..

You can call the court to inquire as to when he will be on the docket. You might also gently inquire when the court appoints lawyer - whether at...

Is there anything we can do to help him get his restitution split with the other two that were involved with the crime.

I do not understand why the others were not required to make restitution. Are you certain? If so, then I would tell your son to first talk to his...

Is our attorney working against us?

The answer is it depends on whether it is a violation of the attorney client privilege. (Generally, anything learned in representing a client is...

Which kind of lawyer do I need?

It depends on what the disagreement is about. If it is about a criminal matter - theft, embezzlement, etc., then it would be a criminal lawyer. ...

Do i have a legitimate case that i can bring against my city's police department? This has happened THREE times so far...

It is not the police department's fault that your sister is using your name; it is the fault of your sister. You can have charges brought against...

"Squatters' rights" is actually slang for adverse possession. Under Texas law, adverse possession requires “an actual and visible appropriation...

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You have no right to enter the club. The club via the bouncer can refuse to allow you in for any reason other than illegal discrimination (race,...