They claim they're holding the rest just make sure I don't have any outstanding medical bills it's been half a year
A Texas attorney could advise best, but your post remains open for two weeks. You could ask for a breakdown of the figures for the case. No one here could know how the funds in your case will pan out. From what you describe, one possibility is that there could be large medical liens or... Read more »
I received 1 year probation community supervision. It was around 2015 when all this happened. Am i able to own a firearm after the 5 year ban?
No, it is a violation of federal law for you to possess a firearm or ammunition.
Maybe. It depends on the circumstances not as they actually were, but as reasonably understood at the time by the person who made the threat. Generally speaking, a threat of violence is legal in situations where the actual use of violence would be legal. Some common examples are in self-defense,... Read more »
The offer letter contains mine and the employer's signature, the agreed upon salary, and my start date. The director called me and said the person I was replacing changed her mind and wanted her job back. They gave it to her since she was a good and long standing employee. If my current... Read more »
While a review of the document you signed would be necessary to answer this question, job offer letters are usually not considered enforceable contracts. As a result, an employer can rescind a job offer for any reason, even if the employee has already signed an offer letter.
It’s been a month since sentencing. Still in county. Sentence is 6 mos in a SafeP facility.
No your time in SAFE counts when you get there
I also pay for my older daughter’s college tuition. Can I use this for consideration to reduce it more?
You can't use paying college as a way to reduce child support. Child support is based on your income
Charge was in April 2021. My license was never taken. Conviction was Jan 2022. On my court papers it's says dic 17 and a 2 year time span beginning the day of the conviction. It's been 5 months now and im still showing eligible on Texas dps website.
It could be a clerks error. If it states you are eligible to drive you can drive but you need to check daily
I haven't had visitation since 2013 I lost my son by default a court date I had no clue about. I'm on block his keeping my son from me to get back at me for leaving him. Is it to late to get visitation
Retain a lawyer in Louisiana and have the petition the court.
I got a hold, via a court FOIA request, of my 2016 arrest records. When I got indicted and charged, I kept getting told that my charge could not get entirely dismissed because the "witness statements" said something that was too "serious" to get my much more concrete piece of... Read more »
The best time to fight criminal charges is BEFORE you take a plea. The only way to get Deferred Adjudication is to enter a plea of Guilty or No Contest (which is the same as Guilty with regard to a criminal case anyway.) In almost all cases, a defendant only has 30 days to start the appeals... Read more »
The assault was on myself but filed affidavit of non prosacution the gun charge the lady said she sent a affidavit as well
I'm not clear about your question. If you are asking about the affidavits then be aware that they give a prosecutor cover if they otherwise WANT to dismiss the case but they can just ignore them if they want to seek a conviction. In other words, an affidavit of nonprosecution can be an... Read more »
Prosecutor has lied several times but criminal attorney said it doesn't have anything to do with statue you were charged with. What can or should you do?
"Never interrupt your enemy when he is making a mistake." - Napoleon Bonaparte
Perhaps your lawyer knows that the judge already knows that the prosecutor's argument is irrelevant.
my ex husband had a criminal trespass put on me back in 2016. Not long after that him and i both together went to the local pd requesting it be removed. Ive lived at the property on and off since then. All my mail, bank accounts, irs account even the sheriffs dept has the address as my residence.... Read more »
All law enforcement needs for an arrest is "probable cause" to believe you committed a crime. However, in order to win a conviction against you, they'll either need you to enter a plea (like guilty or no contest) or they'll need to prove each and every element of the offense... Read more »
Was arrested after out on bond for 2 years. Bondsman was paid in full 10k and "heard" inmate had charges for evading. But there are no evading charges. Bondsman went off of bond, but did not revoke. He now has no bail amount set and we are trying to get an amount. The bondsman will not... Read more »
Contact his criminal defense attorney.
Stopped because claimed couldn’t read my license plate. Small town, same officer, seen me several previous times and had followed me 20 minutes before he seen me again to pull me over. I asked what his probable cause was and he said I looked nervous. All I was doing was putting gas in my... Read more »
Your attorney may attempt to get copies of all data and voice recordings sent to that patrol car on that particular day in hopes of discovering whether or not the officer attempted to run your plates.
If a judge, the ADA, and the defendants attorney all agree to deferred adjudication at pre trial hearing and the judge explains the process to the defendant (including the fact that a plea of guilty has to be entered in order to be granted deferred adjudication and then asks for the defendant to... Read more »
If the person entered a plea without an agreed recommendation, then the person opens himself up for the full range of punishment. The decision rest solely on the judge. I am guessing that is what happened in this case. However, if the plea papers indicated an agreement with the prosecutor, then the... Read more »
This patent expired 20 years after filing for an expiration date of January 31, 2010.
Kevin E Flynn
There are multiple tracts of land throughout a 30 acre plot that was split up and they all have the same restrictions that run across them.
The easiest way to remove the restrictions would be to buy up all of the land. Then you could change the rules.
Otherwise it is a rare event when someone is able to remove themselvs from the obligations in a Deed restriction for a subdivision of real estate.
The courts or the HOA... Read more »
My paroled will expired before I am eligible to apply for i-485 (The Cuban Adjustment Act of 1966 (CAA))
To get the best answer, you should probably re-post this question with the topic tagged as Immigration instead of criminal law.
Im just trying to figure out the correct terminology for it if any.
Intent to cause harm or commit a felony is pretty much baked into the definition of murder so perhaps you were thinking about the lower-intent offenses of Manslaughter or Criminally Negligent Homicide. The only way to get Murder down to an F2 is "sudden passion" which is an affirmative... Read more »
He died 8-15-21 and did have a will, leaving everything to me. I have ownership of our mobile home, but the land is in this name. I was told by Bell Co. tax office I need to have land in my name. Do I have to have will probated to accomplish this?
Yes, you'll need a probate attorney to help you with probating the will. You may be able to do the lesser expensive version of probate called "Muniment of Title", if all you're transferring is the land.
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