For starters, that's not a Class C offense, it's a Class B, which is more serious and works differently as far as the disposition options go. And...

That can definitely be true. That's probably a strategic decision on your attorney's part to avoid the possibility of the ALR attorney calling you...

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How do I contest a divorce that I dont want.

I'm afraid you cannot contest the divorce itself. If she wants to divorce you, the divorce is going to happen whether you want it or not. You can...

My wifes ex husband has terminated his right on my ten year old step son and wants to terminate his rights on my 12 year old

I don't think anyone can really "answer" this, because there are just too many unknowns. I have two questions for you that might help clear some of...

Do criminal lawyers handle expungements? Or is there a lawyer specially for expungement cases?

Actually, most criminal defense lawyers don't handle expunctions, because they're civil cases and have their own quirky set of laws and procedures....

My daughter is 16 and she is 4 mo preg. the father is 23y/o, does he have rights, do I have rights as her mother.

Your daughter is still considered a child under Texas law (for these purposes, at least) until she turns 18 or is emancipated, married, joins the...

Expuntion in a civil offense - municipal violation?

Actually, what they meant was not that your theft was a civil case, but that expunctions are civil cases. Which is true, and for that reason (and...

What information does an attorney need from a parent seeking to terminate the parental rights of the other parent?Can it be done

There apparently are some attorneys out there who do not use written representaion agreements. Personally, I think that's a pretty good indication...

Does texas have a 12 month seperation period before a divorce can be finalized?

No. There's a mandatory sixty day waiting period between the date the divorce petition is filed and hen the divorce can actually be granted, but...

My grandson (17) is seeing a 13 be 14 feb 3 2013 she is pregnant.CPS is involved. Can we go to a judge and get them married?

Even with parental consent or judicial approval, you can't get married in Texas until you're at least 16. Marriage now wouldn't affect the criminal...