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answered on Oct 17, 2023
You should try to get your license reinstated after you have met all of the requirements for reinstatement and feel ready to drive again and for personalized legal advice tailored to your unique circumstances, it's advisable to consult with an attorney.
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answered on Oct 17, 2023
You should try to get your license reinstated after you have met all of the requirements for reinstatement and feel ready to drive again. For personalized legal advice tailored to your unique circumstances, it's advisable to consult with an attorney.
My ex did not follow up with the calibration of the device, and will not complete the steps to have it removed from the vehicle. However their name is no longer associated, in any way, to the vehicle. I am making the payments on this truck, and can not even start it because the device has been... View More 
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answered on Sep 16, 2023
You can remove the interlock. I would send the bill to my Ex.
You have no obligations to him or the court. Therefore, you can remove the device from YOUR vehicle.
Your Ex needs to update the court and/or the probation department about his vehicle status.
I hope this helps.
Good luck!
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answered on Sep 15, 2023
In Texas, changing a judge in a criminal case is a complex process that typically requires valid legal reasons, such as a conflict of interest, bias, or the appearance of impropriety by the judge. If you believe you have legitimate grounds for a judge change, consult with your attorney, who can... View More
I'm on dwi probation for 17 months and the ignition interlock is to be installed in my vehicle for half of the probation period. I don't make a lot of money and I have spent so much and have debts because of this. Do I need a lawyer to file a motion for the removal of the interlock or can... View More
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answered on Sep 11, 2023
The good news is that you, your lawyer, or your PO can request the court allow you to remove the Interlock device. If your PO is willing to make the request, that would be the best way as the court usually grants the request from the PO.
If your PO will not do it, it MUST be done by a... View More
Was that letter for me or just a notice of the case filed against the other driver?
answered on Aug 28, 2023
No one in this forum can comment on a letter they haven't seen. Take the document to an attorney for review. Good luck.
She was transferred here from Linda Woodman on June 1st for unknown reasons despite this being a prison for mostly victim-related felony offences. She is the first in our families to ever be in this situation and I am trying to help her understand the sequence of events after she is released and,... View More
answered on Jul 29, 2023
I am not sure of your exact question, but it seems like therapy/rehab info is what you're seeking to help your family member
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answered on Jul 28, 2023
In most DWI sentences, the defendant does about 50% of the sentence time. This number varies from many different factors, and the officials and programs, the defendant completes. If you can get qualified for a "sober house" or similar program, you can be out of jail in less than 50% of... View More
answered on Jul 7, 2023
You have two viable options: 1) prove that you were not operating a motor vehicle, or 2) prove that you were not intoxicated.
If in an initial discussion with a dui attorney (before any paperwork or contract is signed between attorney and client), the prospective client admits to hitting and runing over and killing someone who was in the vehicle with her when the incident she got the dui for happened.. is the attorney... View More
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answered on Jul 2, 2023
Payment has no impact on the Attorney-Client Privilege.
It is the things a potential client or client says to the lawyer when seeking legal advice that is protected. In your situation, you are covered.
The reason is that the system protects the truthful statements of a potential... View More
My girlfriends son was out with his gf and her friend and some sort of car accident happened which resulted in his death. The two girls said that he climbed out the rear window while they were driving because they were fighting. Police believed them (although they were allowed to fill out a single... View More
answered on Jul 2, 2023
It is protected by the attorney client privilege. The paralegal is in violation of her duties and the attorney is in violation of his ethical obligations because of what the paralegal did.
My community service supervision officer is sending me back to court in Brazoria county Texas for my second failed UA this is for my DWI Case/ possession case
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answered on Jun 19, 2023
If you do not have a good lawyer, you better get one ASAP!
Brazoria County is notoriously strict with Deferred Adj. I would recommend getting in a drug treatment program before I go to court.
What will probably happen is that the benefit of the Def Adj., will be lost due to your... View More
I want to get my rights to carry a gun back. Is there anyway to do that with these felony DWI’s that are 30 years old?
im seeing charge i have to pay because im looking to get my license back. But pre-trail tells me i have to request tht from the court i was in, and tht is something my lawyer would have to get for me. But this was 2018, i know i had a court appointed attorney, but i don't remember the... View More
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answered on May 4, 2023
All of your paperwork from your case is in the court clerk's file. You have the right to see the file and make copies of any document in it.
Go to the clerk asap to get your answers.
Good Luck!
Is not filing charges on him for manslaughter, just DWI and possession, because they say my daughter was driving too fast. She was going 93 mph on impact. Can they seriously not charge this man with manslaughter for killing my daughter because of that reason?
answered on Apr 12, 2023
Yes. Everything depends on how the collision between the vehicles occurred. Sometimes, a driver’s state of intoxication is not what caused a collision.
For example, if the drunk driver was driving safely in the same lane of traffic and your daughter crashed into his vehicle from... View More
I have been on bond for a misdemeanor dwi for over 2 years.check in weekly and No notice of court date from bondsman or district clerk . Warrant issued 3 days ago. Isn't there a statute of limitations on a case like this?
answered on Apr 3, 2023
You have already been charged so there is not a statute of limitation problem . You need to retain a lawyer,
Getting pulled over outside a military base ended up getting a DWI due speeding.. what would likely be my out come out of this? I hold a professional license under Texas and I've been told i could still have my job only if I get my case "deferred adjudication"
answered on Feb 14, 2023
If you are in Harris county you may be able to get PTI which is better than deferred, You can also get deferred on Bac depending Bac . Retain a lawyer.
I need help with getting the interlock removal form that was signed to release the device so i can obtain my license
answered on Feb 6, 2023
You may be able to go to court and ask the PO for the the form
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answered on Jan 30, 2023
If it is a true 3rd DWI, then your chances would normally be pretty good to get probation across Texas. This is assuming there were no extenuating circumstances like evading, threatening the officer, involvement in a crash, etc.
The prior evading adds many variables. If you went to prison... View More
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