The statute of limitations for misdemeanor cases in Texas is two years from the date of the alleged offense. For felonies it varies due to the offense but the minimum is three years. If you are in jail for 180 days, however, and no indictment is filed, you can get a personal recognizance bond to... View More

No one in this forum can comment on your husband's specific case because no one in this forum knows the evidence in possession of the State. As a general rule, however, it can take weeks if not months for a felony case to be indicted. Call an attorney in your area to discuss the facts of... View More

Dismissal of the criminal charge will NOT automatically cause removal of the protective order. Calling an attorney would help explain the process. Good luck.

The question is whether the complaint (the formal charging instrument) was filed with the court within the 2 year statute of limitations period from the date of alleged offense. Calling a lawyer would help. Good luck.

What is the basis for the revocation stated in the motion? Call your lawyer. Good luck

If the court determines you cannot afford to retain private counsel, you will be appointed an attorney, regardless of what the bond amount on the case is.

Anybody can be charged with anything, anytime, anywhere. Whether the State can prove any allegation beyond a reasonable doubt, however, depends on the specific evidence in their possession.

Short answer, yes. A drug free zone is a geographical location.

I am not sure of your exact question, but if a protective order has been issued your brother must stay away or risk going to prison. He needs to talk with a criminal defense attorney and a divorce attorney. Good luck.

The two matters you describe have nothing to do with one another. What was the final disposition of the theft charge? Calling a lawyer would help. Good luck.

You need an attorney to help finalize this matter. Start calling lawyers in your area. Good luck.,

If you successfully completed deferred adjudication probation, you are not a convicted felon. If you were placed on straight probation, you have been convicted of a felony.

What you describe is not a violation in my opinion.

You can make any request you desire, but in attempting not to be TOO flippant: you get what you pay for. The Court has appoint counsel and is paying for her/him, not you so it is up to the Judge on whether you receive new counsel. Good luck.

Warrants are not automatically "void" after the passage of time. Call a lawyer in the area where the warrants were issued to discover the status of the matters. Good luck.

Contact Child Protective Services in your area. Good luck.

No, what you describe is not against the law

I would not infer anything rom a delay by the State in filing criminal charges. Get with your attorney to talk with the intake department of the DA's office. Good louck.

You get a cash bond returned after finalization of the criminal case. If a bail bond company posted bond, you will not get the premium paid to the bond company

You understandably have a lot of questions which cannot be adequately answered in this forum. Your husband will need an attorney. Start calling lawyers in your area. Good luck.