If you want to know what this is, an attorney is your best bet to find out. You can also call the sheriff and ask if there is a warrant, but that's...

Penny is correct. Every case is different and there are lawyers who only do parole work. Consult one of them, or get a regular criminal lawyer who...

It sounds like it’s perfectly OK for you to be in Texas, but I agree with it last rider that you should definitely talk to your Bonding company...

There is a three-year limit on an arrest for a crime of the sort. Which is a misdemeanor. If this is a September 2021 she’s got till September...

Yes - it's complicated. I would consult a local attorney to find out what you can and to have the facts you need. Your family law attorney should...

Court appearances are like business meetings: the purpose of the meeting is to plan the next meeting. So this is fine and normal. Some PD's are...

Probably. You can also check w the sheriff to see if the person is in custody or bonded out. The clerks office can also tell you.

Tristan is correct - you probably need to have a lawyer help settle this. - but your parole is not complete until the warrant is lifted - have you...

go to hcdistrictclerk.com and look yourself up - search our records, criminal. need birthday and name.

Yes. - you really can't afford to commit new offenses, especially 1st degree felonies, or 3G's on deferred. Agg Asslt can be a second degree, but...