What happens after I get a signed order of Expungment in Texas?

A valid Texas Expunction Order requires Texas public agencies that are listed in the Order to remove or destroy your arrest record. As soon as the...

We hear that people can't pay bound are waiting in jail for over a year to get a public defense lawyer. Is that truth?

I assume that you are asking about the Travis County system for appointing criminal defense lawyers to indigent defendants. Lawyers are appointed...

Can I get crimes for Aggravated Robbery (4 counts), and 2 counts of Burglary of a habitation, sealed or expunged?

I'm afraid you may be saddled with these convictions. If you spent time in prison for these felonies then you have final convictions which can...

A breath test of .075 means you are off to a good start. The prosecutor assigned to your case will review your Field Sobriety Tests and the...

The statute of limitations is two years. The limitations period begins with the date of the incident. If the case were filed any time within two...

There are a number of reasons that the police did not draw your blood. If a judge believed there was probable cause for the arrest then under...

Will the repercussions of being charged with Public Intoxication be worse if I already have a DUI on my record?

You do need to be concerned about your new case. If you are on probation for DUI/DWI and you pick up another alcohol related offense, your...

I'd like to know if it is possible to get a Class C misdemeanor expunged from my criminal record.

You cannot "expunge" a Deferred Adjudication but you may be eligible for an Order of Non-Disclosure under § 411.081 of the Texas Government Code. ...

I witnessed a crime and have been summoned to testify, however I do not wish to be seen by the defendant. How do I proceed?

If you have been subpoenaed to testify in court then you have a legal duty to appear. You can ask a lawyer to attempt to quash the subpoena but...

If a business closes down and i have a felony from them can it be takin off my record?

If you have been convicted of a felony with regular probation, a penitentiary trip, or even serving time in the county jail under 12.44(a), then...