Am I eligible for a Non-Disclosure for a Class B Misdemeanor?

You should probably be eligible for a nondisclosure at this point, though I'd need a few more details to know for sure. And once you get the order...

Adoption of child, citizenship

I'm not quite sure what you mean about citizenship on this, but adoptions can't be "cancelled" years later. Once they're finalized, that's it, even...

I need An annulment lawyer to answer a question for me please.

What's your question? Annulment is only permitted in Texas for certain very specific reasons which are laid out in the statute (reasons like that a...

Does an arrest case need to be expunged?

Since you were arrested, yes, there is a record of the arrest, and apparently of a criminal case as well, if one was actually filed. The only way...

Why would a state prosecutor offer (at thelast minute) to meet a victim in person before a hearing?

My guess (as a former prosecutor) would be that the prosecutor is trying to clear up some questions about the incident, to figure out what the...

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Can you be required to pay a civil suit after the criminal portion is expunged?

Yes, you certainly can, assuming the civil statute of limitations hasn't run yet. If you haven't actually gotten the expunction yet, you might want...

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I would imagine it's available in your county courthouse law library, though they may or may not have a digital version available for you to use....

Clemency does not equal expungement?

That is correct. It's a two-step process. First, you have to obtain a pardon, and then you can apply for an expunction. A pardon is not a judicial...

What are the specifics of getting a marriage annulled?

The short answer to that is that unless you have a very specific reason for the annulment (there are several statutory grounds, I imagine you can...

Need to find a form to have a criminal case dismissed. one has been filed in court and the other case has not been filed yet

Saorry, but no one here (or anywhere else, for that matter) is going to be able to help you with that. There is actually a "Motion to Dismiss"...