Yes, because a cash bond was paid the person is entitled to the full amount of the bond that was paid. This is because there has been a final...

I practice in Texas so please take that into account as I answer this. In Texas, so long as the juvenile is not in custody police are free to...

If this offense occurred in Texas you certainly want to get your records sealed. If local law enforcement uses an FBI background check, even if...

Sure, although your employer likely won't be thrilled when you get arrested on that warrant and have to miss work.

You will not immediately get a bond but your lawyer can file a motion to set bond and you are entitled to one if you are on a deferred adjudication.

No one can answer this question without seeing the police report. Your family members need to hire a lawyer who can access the required information.

If you are not under any court order to remain at home and are not violating any curfew laws there is nothing illegal about leaving your home. ...

You'll need to hire a lawyer and that lawyer will need to file a motion to set bond in the county where he/she is no bonded.

Technically, yes it's a violation. I'm fairly certain it shouldn't be a problem if you get it knocked out quickly, however. Just discuss it with...

To answer the first attorney's comment the elements alleged constitute aggravated robbery here in Texas. And to echo his other sentiments yes her...