CPS is investigating my home. She is saying its too cluttered. What can i do?
Seriously? Wow. That's one I've never heard, and I've handled quite a few CPS cases. How about going to your daughter's doctor, explaining the...
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Seriously? Wow. That's one I've never heard, and I've handled quite a few CPS cases. How about going to your daughter's doctor, explaining the...
That sounds like deferred adjudication probation to me, which would.not leave you able to get the case expunged at all, though you might be able to...
You really do need to consult with an attorney on this. I'm afraid it's a LOT more complicated than just signing a form (there is a form called an...
I'm not sure what you mean by "accepting" state jail felonies. It's the Texas Legislature that decides how offenses are classified and which courts...
There's no law against doing it yourself, but what there would be is a very small chance that you could actually do it correctly yourself. I don't...
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If you have that kind of thing going on, you really need to get an attorney. Among other reasons, there are deadlines and procedures involved if...
Whether you can get the charge expunged depends on exactly what happened with it: Was a case ever filed in court? If so, was it ultimately...
It depends on what the warrant is for, how it's entered into the database systems, etc. I certainly wouldn't count on it, and there's really no way...
It doesn't sound like your question actually has anything to do with the indictment process or statute of limitations, if I understand you...
Hard to say without seeing the court records (which I could look up for you fairly easily with your name if you'd like). Yes, they certainly could...