Rights took away from father who is prison

Are you asking whether the State will file to terminate his rights? (Probably not unless your son was the victim of whatever offense put him in...

Can my POM be dismissed and erased?

Your best bet is to immediately hire a good criminal defense attorney who can help sort this out. There are some steps that could be taken which...

I paid a lawyer to have my felony taken off public knowledge early, so I could get a job. can this be done? paid 2 years ag0

The answer to that's going to depend on what happened with your felony in court. Realistically, if you ended up with a conviction, there is likely...

Do I have to cite dismissed charges on a job application?

That all depends on exactly how the questions are asked. Sometimes, they only ask about convictions and probations. But other times, the questions...

I was convicted of a felony in 1994 for burglary of a building. Can I carry a gun?

I'm sorry, but no, you're not going to be able to do that. Five years after whichever would be the last of the dates on which you were convicted,...

Were first-time DWI-offenders who successfully completed the Harris County DIVERT program eligible to obtain a DPS expunction?

Yes, you can get a valid expunction after DIVERT. It's not deferred adjudication, it instead falls under "pretrial diversion", which is...

Exsponging a class c misdemeanor "issuance of bad check"

If this was a Class C misdemeanor offense, the only possible way of getting it off your record would be to file for an expunction. A nondisclosure...

Can I use my two extra deposits as my last 2 months rent rather pay my landlord?

I would guess not, unless you have a very unusual lease. One purpose of that deposit is to make sure that your landlord has money to pay for...

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I'm 15 turning 16 in one month I might be a bit over 6weeks pregnant and my boyfriend is 20 turning 21 in 4 months.

Yes, he can very definitely go to jail for this, regardless of your marital status, regardless of whether you were a willing participant, and...

1) Yes, it's legal for the DA to dismiss and reindict for a higher degree theft, and that does happen periodically. Assuming they can prove...