Should I be concerned even though I left everything? Should I call and set up arrangements?

Attempting to steal is still considered theft in Texas, so you're right to be concerned if a criminal charge was filed. Hire a good criminal...

How does he get a bench warrant to go ahead and be taken to Houston for charge? Using a public defender in Denton & Houston

If the warrant in Houston is still active, he will have a "hold" in Denton County, which means he won't be released, but rather he'll be...

It really just depends on the court, but the most likely scenario is that the judge will allow you to have more time to complete the class - but...

How do I clear criminal charges to find a job?

If your previous probation was a deferred adjudication, you can file a petition and order for nondisclosure which will make your history appear...

After serving your time in prison !

Shane and Evan hit the nail on the head. Contact an attorney to see if the conditions or charges are valid and/or if you can fight them.

My daughter's dad is on felony probation and went to jail for theft over 1, 500 and under 20, 000. How much time could he get?

The Aggravated Assault case is his primary concern. If it's alleged as serious bodily injury to a family member with a deadly weapon, the Agg....

Can I change my lawyer. I have been contacting my lawyer because my PSI is completed and my hearing is schedule a month away.

You can hire any lawyer you'd like at any time. Whichever lawyer you have at your next court date, whether your current counsel or a new one,...

CAN MY HUSBAND GET HIS PROBATION REINSTATED AFTER HE HAS A DIRTY UA FOR ALCOHOL?

Possibly so. If the prosecutor files a motion to revoke his probation, a warrant will issue for his arrest and he will have an opportunity to have...

It's almost NEVER a good idea to talk with law enforcement when you might possibly be the subject of their investigation. If they don't have...

If u where already out on parole and then got charge with burglary of habitation how much time are you looking for

If someone is out on parole, it generally means they have been convicted of a third, second, or first degree felony. Barring a few exceptions, this...