If the blue warrant's been dropped, then he should be able to get out on bonds.

I don't know exactly what the contract says nor do I know exactly what the judge ordered. Bail bond companies CAN be unscrupulous. If it's more...

If it's been less than 30 days since the plea, you could try a motion for new trial. Otherwise, you've got to apply for a writ, the precise number...

If it was more than 30 days ago, you can't appeal. You can apply for a writ of habeas corpus. If it's been less than 30 days, you can seek to undo...

Generally, there are two different kinds of things that can be done after an unwanted conviction- appeals and applications for writ of habeas...

By affidavit. Some additional evidence might also be useful, too.

Can't really say. Depends on what his prior offenses are. By itself, with no enhancements, the range of punishment for this case is from two to...

Long answer short. It's not legal. Two possible remedies- small claims court against the bonding company or a complaint to the Montgomery County...

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Getting what you want is going to be very difficult. The legal procedure to get this relief is normally an application for a post-conviction writ...

There is such a thing as an equitable bill of review to fix a judgment like the one you complain of. It has a four-year statute of limitations...