I got arrested for poss of less than a g of heroin in SA, it is my first offense ever, how long of probation am I looking at?

The length of probation for this type of case is two to five years.

Hi, I have a couple of things on my background. I want to know if any of these things can be taken off my record at all?

Cases that were dismissed can be expunged and deferred adjudications can be sealed. Convictions are there for life.

I got a felony assault with family violence

Just like it is your criminal defense attorney's job to treat what you say is the truth, generally, the district attorney often treats what the...

Can I ask for nondisclosure in two DUI ?

No not in Texas. Non-disclosures are for cases for which you received deferred adjudication. You can't receive deferred for a DWI, so it can't be...

Assumming your case didn't involve family violence, you would need to get your case sealed or "non-disclosed" in order for it not to be visible to...

My husband was sentenced to 3 years t.d.c for a mtr charge with a credit of 191 days when will he be eligible for parole?

He's already eligible; it's just a question of when he actually makes it.

Simply paying the fine would result in a criminal conviction on this offense and merit a possible probation revocation. You need to discuss with a...

My husband got arrested on the 10 and since he's been in there they gave him 3 for 1 he's court date is next month on the 15 .

If your husband did indeed pick up another case then it's very likely the probation department will file a motion to revoke his probation. At...

I was informed it would cost $4,500dls to dismiss my misdeameanor case class b since i violated my probation is that true ?

All attorneys charge different prices; I can't tell if the attorney you spoke with is referring to his fees or the probation fines. It's always a...

Do i have to get a judge approval to leave the state of texas or can that be done by my probation officer?

You need to hire a criminal defense lawyer to get approval from your supervising judge. That is technically a change in your probation conditions.