I am not sure of your exact question, but the interlock can only e removed with a Judge's order. so she will have to keep the device on her car if she drives it to Mexico. If, however, she is traveling to Mexico, the Judge does not have jurisdiction as to what devcie she must have on her car... View More

You have a constitutional right to represent yourself, but understand jail time is within the punishment range for this offense, and "I didn't know, I'm not a lawyer" is not a defense or excuse. At least call an attorney before your court date. Good luck.

This is now a civil matter, and the question is whether a judgment has been issued on the forfeiture. You have the right to proceed on your own, but understand "I don't know, I'm not a lawyer" is not a defense nor an excuse if you choose to handle this matter pro se. Good luck.

The defendant has yet to served (formally given) with the indictment (the paper filed with the court that describes the charges against her/him) in the case.

If the DWI allegation includes that your blood/breath alcohol concentration was over .15 at the time of the event, it is mandatory by State law that you have an interlock device on any car you drive while your case is pending. No exceptions. The Judge does not have any discretion in the matter to... View More

1) If the offense occurred in Louisiana , you must ask this question to an attorney licensed to practice law in that State. 2) If this event occurred in Texas, I would need to know more facts. Who required this test? Were you in custody? Was a warrant for a blood draw issued? Are there or... View More

Substance abuse is not an allowable basis for a magistrate's emergency protective order. It sounds like you are trying to use criminal law to gain leverage in a family law matter. The state will deal with the criminal law; you don't need to insert yourself into those cases. Your family... View More

If your husband is detained and has been deported once already, he will be deported again; there is very little, if any, chance that he’d be able to bond out of detention.

A criminal charge can only be instituted by the State; if the police/District Attorney do not believe enough evidence exists to pursue such charges, then your only recourse is to file a civil suit for personal injury against the person who assaulted you.

From what you describe, your husband's fate is totally within the discretion of the Judge presiding over his case. Contact a local attorney to discover if a contested hearing should be held on the matter. Good luck.

He can either be continued on probation or sent to prison. Start calling local attorneys

Your husband's probation officer will either return his file to Court for a motion to revoke probation, modify the conditions of probation and continue said probation, or wait until the lab results are returned (which is the most likely scenario). The lab results will be determinate of what... View More

Texas will treat a DWI conviction from another State as if the conviction occurred in Texas.

Contact the County Clerk in each County where your cases were filed, and you should be able to acquire the documentation showing the final disposition of each case, Ask for the records department. Good luck

You can sure anybody for anything you want, but more facts must be uncovered to determine your possibility for prevailing in civil litigation. Was this your attorney who made the disclosure? How did this attorney obtain the information? Was the statement made true? What damages have you... View More

If title to the vehicle remains in your name, and you know the location of the vehicle you may go get it at any time. If a breathalyzer is installed on the vehicle, you will have to go to Court for an Order to remove the device. Contact a local attorney for assistance.

The Court is entitled to impose conditions of bond, and in particular, if a defendant is charged with a DWI 2nd or more, or if the breath/blood alcohol concentration is allegedly over .15, the Court is required by State Law to impose a breathalyzer as a condition of bond while the case is pending.... View More

Being charged with a new offense while on probation is a violation of the terms and condition of said probation so yes, you CAN be sentenced to jail. What will occur, however, depends on the specific facts of your case. Start talking with local lawyers.

The police agency that arrested you will transfer your file to the District Attorney's office. The DA will then file the case with the Court and you will be given a court date. You should be conferring with local attorneys, and retain one you feel comfortable with before your court date.... View More

Contact a personal injury attorney in your area immediately. Negotiating and settling with insurance companies is not something you do for a living. It's the job of insurance adjusters, and you are at a distinct disadvantage.