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Domestic violence felony charge. is there way to dismiss charge? no criminal history. but has been abusing wife for 2 yrs.

Cynthia's answer | Answered on June 07, 2011

In Houston especially, there is almost no chance of this case being dismissed. Why would the state dismiss it? Even if the complainant does not...

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My son has been sentenced to 8 years in prison, but took deferred adjudication, probated for 10 years. He was in SAFP for 9

Cynthia's answer | Answered on June 07, 2011

First, if he thinks it is difficult getting a job with a deferred - meaning that he has not been convicted - just wait until he is a convict. He...

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My friend was let go by the manager today for "temper problems" because she crossed out a note she had left for the supervisor

Cynthia's answer | Answered on June 07, 2011

I agree with the other 2 answers. The only real recourse that your friend has is to try to collect unemployment while she looks for work IF she...

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I have never been arrested in my life, but there is warrant for my arrest for class A mis theft. Will it show up on my backround

Cynthia's answer | Answered on June 07, 2011

Yes, the case will show up. The case has been filed against you in order for them to get a warrant. Whether the employer does a local or...

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What should i do to best handle the extent of this charge in regards to consequence and criminal record?

Cynthia's answer | Answered on June 07, 2011

I assume you received the DWI in Texas yet you are a resident of Louisiana. Be aware that you need to hire a lawyer immediately even though your...

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Can a 17 year old can move out from huntsville texas and live with his girl friend that lives in San Antonio?

Cynthia's answer | Answered on June 07, 2011

He can move only with the permission of his parents. His parents have the control and say-so about where he lives until he is 18 years old. If he...

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Is there anything i can do now to get this matter solved?

Cynthia's answer | Answered on June 07, 2011

What do you mean "holding them"? In 23 years of experience in Houston, I have not known the prosecutor to hold check cases. But, if that is true,...

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How can you transfer from state to state w/o probation being in "substantial compliance"?

Cynthia's answer | Answered on June 07, 2011

The probation officer is not just telling a tale - he must be in substantial compliance. If you have insurance, you might consider putting him...

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How do I remove a restraining order?

Cynthia's answer | Answered on June 07, 2011

First try talking to the prosecutor handling the criminal case to see if they will assist you. If not, the talk with the defendant's lawyer about...

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My son plead guilty to a MIP...he needs to change his plea from "a straight plea" to a "deferred disposition".

Cynthia's answer | Answered on June 07, 2011

I agree. Talk with a local lawyer as soon as possible. Generally one only has 10 days to appeal from a JP or municipal court case.

Cynthia Russell Henley's Answers (13496)

Domestic violence felony charge. is there way to dismiss charge? no criminal history. but has been abusing wife for 2 yrs.

My son has been sentenced to 8 years in prison, but took deferred adjudication, probated for 10 years. He was in SAFP for 9

My friend was let go by the manager today for "temper problems" because she crossed out a note she had left for the supervisor

I have never been arrested in my life, but there is warrant for my arrest for class A mis theft. Will it show up on my backround

What should i do to best handle the extent of this charge in regards to consequence and criminal record?

Can a 17 year old can move out from huntsville texas and live with his girl friend that lives in San Antonio?

Is there anything i can do now to get this matter solved?

How can you transfer from state to state w/o probation being in "substantial compliance"?

How do I remove a restraining order?

My son plead guilty to a MIP...he needs to change his plea from "a straight plea" to a "deferred disposition".