I have reason to believe I am at the center of their investigation - it involves a significantly large public company. I have been told by friends that the "voluntary" nature of their inquiry is a "test" to see if I will cooperate and I have reason to believe this will not just... View More 
answered on Jul 8, 2023
This is like making voluntary statements during a traffic stop. Just don't do it. Name, address, and DL, and then STFU.
Remember, "Nobody ever got into trouble for what they do not say" and in this case do not voluntarily provide. I you do not supply how can you get into... View More
the Judge Dismissed the Case. Her Attorney asked for proof of her Stalking because I have the videos. should i give it to her?
answered on Jul 1, 2023
Do not give her attorney anything. I am not sure exactly what all the facts are in this case but I would not give her attorney anything.
There is no upside to giving it to HER attorney YOUR videos of her, and possibly many downsides that I can imagine in future litigation or false claims.... View More
Mainly Tarrant county but could go into Dallas county too . I do not have pending criminal charges. This is voluntary
answered on Jun 28, 2023
You need a criminal defense attorney.
In most cases, the identity of a police informant is kept confidential. However, there are some exceptions to this rule. An attorney can help you understand your rights and negotiate with the police and prosecution to keep your identity confidential.... View More
Right after now I live in texas I’m getting honorably discharged can I buy a personal firearm in texas
answered on Jun 28, 2023
The easiest way to find out for sure is to purchase your firearm from a federally licensed dealer. Make sure you are truthful on the application. As long as you do not lie on the application, the worse that can happen is they deny your purchase. Nothing ventured, nothing gained.
The... View More
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