In Texas is it normal to have a condition of bond signed by a judge at a grand jury hearing?
It's certainly not uncommon, and it actually doesn't mean the judge had anything to do with the grand jury, after the grand jury foreman signs the...
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It's certainly not uncommon, and it actually doesn't mean the judge had anything to do with the grand jury, after the grand jury foreman signs the...
While Ms. Henley's answer is certainly correct, I think Mr. Jones probably has the answer more relevant to you. This is one of those things that is...
I'm not sure what the answer from the Illinois lawyer is all about, but then again, I know absolutely nothing about Illinois law. And perhaps he...
No, the causes of action that are associated with that are ones that Texas no longer has available (alienation of affection, etc.). About all you...
I agree cometely with Mr. Daley as far as advice concerning a divorce goes, however, there is something else you might want to consider IF this...
Seriously? Like I've now told you twice,...
Actually, I think you may have gotten two different waiting period confused. You can't get the judge to sign your divorce decree until at least 60...
If what you were charged with and pled to was just a Possession of Narcotic Paraphernalia case, then yes, you actually should be able to get it...
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It sounds like you're going to need a guardianship. Guardianships are sometimes fairly simple where there's not any real dispute about the issues,...
Just one other thought on this. Is it possible that this riding around with a witness was for the purpose of something like "Okay, let's drive the...