How long does the state of texas ahve to indict me or file charges?

That's going to depend on what the specific charge is, but for a felony, it ranges from at least 3 years anywhere up to life.

If my child has always lived with me and dad asks if She can come over a few days and i let her...

If you already have a court order in place that says who get your dquggter and when and assesses child support. and he's violated the terms of it...

Actually, possession of < 2 oz of marijuana is a Class B misdemeanor, and those warrants are required by law to be entered into TCIC/NCIC (the...

My parents are in there 70's and are divorcing. They have a home thats paid for,cars,money in the bank,and his retirement

I'm not sure I understand the question. What do you mean by "type of divorce"?

Does anyone know of a pro bono lawyer for injustice for a murder?

Ms. Henley's correct about needing to request a court-appointed attorney. I'm not sure quite why I think this from your question, but somehow I...

Can an inmate that is already serving time at a state jail , try and apply for 1244a?

No, it doesn't work that way--that's part of the sentencing and if he plead to regular state jail time, the court does not still have jurisdiction...

Enhancing misdemeanor theft charge to felony without any pior theft charges.

No, they cannot legally use any non-theft offenses to increase that up to a felony. There are some misconceptions about that by a lot of police...

I need a Family / divorce Lawyer

This may not exactly answer your question, but I can point out a few things I think you need to consider: 1) You need to repost this in a...

I was married to 1st wife for 16years when we seperated 1 year later I re-married without being divorced?

Yes, your second marriage was valid. It didn't become valid until the divorce from your first wife was granted, but at that point you and your...

When a Habeas Corpus writ is granted, is it possible to file a motion to expedite the process od release?

I agree with the other attorneys' comments, but would point out, just to make sure you understand whatever paperwork you're looking at, that if...