Many things that law enforcement does are considered matters of public record. See chapter 552 of the Texas Government Code for specific details. ...

I fully agree with attorney Penny Wymyczak-White and would add: 1) Your best bet is probably an attorney with an office in the same county where...

They can charge her with anything but she will only be convicted if she enters a plea of guilty (or no contest) or if they can prove every element...

I agree with attorney Grant St. Julian III. The answer depends on the conditions of your bond and whether or not there is a protective order. Ask...

If she is really unsafe then she should move out, a court order doesn't protect you from angry fists. Also worth noting that verbal abuse alone...

If there is a "no contact" condition on his deferred probation then only the court can remove it. That will require a motion to modify probation. ...

Only the prosecutor can dismiss the case. You can attempt to persuade the prosecutor to dismiss, but ultimately it is not your decision to make. ...

Your best hope at this point is to hire a family law attorney who focuses on CPS cases and child custody. Figure out how to afford it or your kids...

No. You would need a court order of a type that is only possible for victims of violence. I have the complete details posted here:...

The judge won't dismiss the case unless the prosecutor files a motion asking for dismissal. So try to convince the prosecutor to dismiss it.