Galveston, TX
Criminal defense Lawyer at Galveston, TX
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, Expungement ... +2 more
Ah. So it WAS Burglary of a Habitation you were charged with. Again, your attorney is going to be able to answer this better than I can, but given...
You certainly "could" receive a 12.44(b) sentence (the prior felony, even if it's a conviction, wouldn't make you legally ineligible). Whether your...
I'm not sure I understand what your question is. You can of course get an apartment if you want to and can afford it, but I may be missing the...
Assuming that your mother and father were married when this sibling was born, then probably so. The marriage makes your dad the "presumed father"...
Not right now you can't. Until she turns 16, she can't marry even with parental consent.
Yes, I'm afraid you do, if this is just a civil custody case. If it were a criminal case, you might be able to invoke marital privilege and refuse...
I'm not sure about this, but I do remember another attorney telling me a few months ago that TDCJ was doing some unusual things with inmate...
Whatever your attorney may have told you, it's up to the court whether you have to personally appear for any given court date. Some courts are fine...
It's not a matter of a "statute of limitations", but the divorce would be considered final for almost all purposes no later than 30 days after the...
Unless she can show somehow that the beneficiary designation was fraudulent e otherwise invalid (like if your husband could be shown to have been...
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