What can i do to get another person's criminal history disassociated from my record?

I'm sure Mr. Armstrong means well, and his information would be correct if the incorrect information were financial in nature. As things stand,...

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Can I get a lawyer to request state jail time for a tdc felony?

I'm sorry, but that's not an option. If you have a state jail case, you can sometimes get it reduced to a misdemeanor, but as to between felonies,...

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How long is the time period to talk to a person that has charges of trespassing of the parents who wants to talk to that person

That would be the statute of limitations that the attorney was talking about, and it's two years from the date of the offense for criminal...

Can i get a less then a gram of an uncontrolled substance dropped to a lesser charge... i was just caught with a pipe

The way you describe it, that sounds more like a possession of narcotic paraphernalia offense to me. But you'll need to talk to your attorney about...

Do I need a lawyer or what am I facing?

It sounds like you need some help sorting your life out right now above and beyond whatever happens with the theft case, so I'd encourage you to...

Yes, you definitely need a competent attorney to handle that charge. I think you may be suffering from a common misperception that you'll be able...

Is it leagal in the state of Texas to leave a 13 year old boy at home watching younger sister for 5 or 6 hours?

That's a complicated question, and Texas law really doesn't provide an answer. There's nothing inherently "illegal" about it, but should something...

Five 1) State jail felony: 180 days-2 years state jail facility 2) Third degree felony: 2-10 years TDCJ 3) Second degree felony: 2-20 years...

Do u have to b a notary public to become an attorney

Actually, when a statute refers to someone being disqualified if they've been convicted of a "felony or crime or moral turpitude", that doesn't...

What will the sentencing most likely be with these offenses in Texas?

Actually, even if he has prior felony convictions, those are all misdemeanor charges that wouldn't enhance up to a felony based on his priors. If...

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