Galveston, TX
Criminal defense Lawyer at Galveston, TX
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, Expungement ... +2 more
No, legally the net result of all that would pretty much be that it never happened. But, it will continue to appear on your record unless and until...
Yes, technically she can, but to be able to get clear title to the property (I.e., get a title company to agree to insure the title is valid, which...
I'm afraid you just haven't included enough specifics about your situation for anyone to be able to give you a very good answer. Yes, it's...
No, they're not remotely the same offense. A Class C assault is defined as "intentionally or knowingly cause[ing] physical contact with another...
Any state jail felony that's not enhancable (and if that theft's the only prior you have, this won't be enhancable), is punishable by a sentence of...
There's nothing in your description of the situation that makes it sound like the circumstances of your marriage would qualify for an annulment....
I think that you mean you not only got charged, you also got convicted. If your conviction occurred more than 30 days ago, it's too late to appeal...
While you're on probation, your criminal history will either just show an arrest for the felony charge, or it will show that you pled to a reduced...
You definitely can't get the first one expunged, because even though you weren't convicted, you did serve probation, which is a disqualifier. You...
I don't know what your employer's response will be on this, because the legal answer is honestly pretty unimpressive as far as Texas employers...
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