Expunging Deferred Adjudication Credit Card Abuse in Texas

It cannot be expunged, but you may qualify for an Order of Nondisclosure, which seals your record from public view and only law enforcement and...

I'm tryingg to get a corn nubis done out of the 363rd district court in Dallas for an evading arrest in 2003.

There is no such thing as a corn nubis. There is a writ of coram nobis, but it is not available in state court. The only writ available would be a...

My boyfriend fired his court appointed lawyer is there anything I can to speed up the process of finding another one for him ?

You cannot "fire" a court appt'd attorney. Only the judge can remove him from the case unless the atty agrees to withdraw.

First DWI, any good attorney's out there?

You shouldn't be looking for a lawyer who will agree with everything you say. You need one who will tell you the good and the bad, not just what...

It's called "Sexual Assault" and you are a victim. I would report this to the police immediately!! You cannot be arrested for anything you may...

I have a 3rd degree felony in Texas from 2001, when can I ask the court for it to be viewable by law enforcement only?

That depends on the offense, whether or not you were placed on deferred adjudication for the offense and if so, whether you successfully completed...

I received a citation for drug paraphernalia while at a park late at night. im 16, do i need a lawyer? will it be on my record?

Your best bet is to hire an attorney for the case. You may qualify for a deferred probation which will keep you from having a conviction on your...

Normally, when a person is sentenced to TDC, they are sent to a particular unit for classification. Once the classification process is completed...

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I currently have a parole violation for not reporting but my parole discharge date was 08/23/2013.

As long as the warrant was issued prior to the expiration of your parole, you can still be detained and have your parole revoked. Your best bet is...

If i have a felony warrant can i renew a state id in dallas, tx in the office without being taken to jail?

Short answer, yes, you will more than likely be taken to jail. It is the standard practice of the DPS to check for warrants.