Statutory Durable Power of Attorney can this be used after the person is deceased, in place of a will, we did not have a will.

The statutory POA expires upon death. As a general rule, the estate passes according to the intestacy statute as laid out in the Texas Probate...

DWI 2nd - I have a criminal defense attorney retained but am second guessing my decision...please help.

You're in a tough spot. Sit down with the attorney you hired and discuss some of your concerns.

DWI 3rd Probation in Harris County 185th. Had an Interlock violation. What can I expect

You should consult an attorney. In similar situations in my practice, the probation officer will send a violation report to the prosecutor. The...

If I have completed all the requirements after I received a PDP charge at 17 years old & is dismissed can I get it expunged?

It depends. You need an attorney to review the disposition of your case to tell you whether you case is eligible for expunction. Generally, a...

DWI open container, Dallas - Illegal stop?

You definitely need an attorney to review the facts surrounding your case. After review, your attorney may consider several courses of action, one...

First (and last) DWI,18 moths probation..served 4 so far,but I have a bigger problem....

Honesty is the best policy. Be open with your probation officer and let them know what you're dealing with. Provide them with medical...

You should contact the agency responsible for administering nursing licenses in Texas. They can give you an idea of the types of issues you need...

My fiance stole $100,000 worth of jewerly from me can i have him jailed

You should contact your local law enforcement office immediately and ask that they investigate your complaint. They may ask for a written...

I have probation got 18 months for thef i just picked another charge witch its a thef as well im pregnant 8 months n im scared

If your currently on probation and you are charged with a new offense, the District or County Attorney may file a motion to revoke your probation. ...

How much time does it take to get a case filed in dallas county?

If this is a misdemeanor assault, then the district attorney has 2 years for the date of the arrest to file charges. This is called the statute of...