If you have the case information or case #, you can call the clerk of the court to get the address to mail a change of address. There is also a system called PACER, which is the update and filing system used by the Federal courts.

Try both ways I have explained, and you should be able to... View More

Your husband is facing current legal issues regarding the terroristic threat-- it sounds like charges have been filed against him and a warrant has issued for his arrest. Those legal issues need to be handled by a criminal defense attorney because there are overwhelming credibility concerns at play... View More

No.

Internally, a petition is held in the Clerk's office for a minimum of 30 days before being forwarded to the justices, primarily to see if the other party files a response (which rarely happens).

After being forwarded to the justices, a petition will not be dismissed until... View More

Your PO can call you anytime. They can check on you every day if they feel it is necessary to do so. Most people on probation would prefer a call instead of a home visit.

If you think the calls will continue, then I suggest you get a phone with a loud ringer and vibrator. There is also a... View More

If you are going alone, I would bring a video camera.

Your only concern is trespassing. If you protest in the form of "picketing" you can do so all you want. The key is to keep moving. As long as you keep moving, you can protest, carry signs, yell-out your grievances, and ask for... View More

Many cities require special permits to protest. "Attempting to notify local authorities" is not usually sufficient. Usually, you must complete a form and submit it in advance of the planned protest and receive the permit. With the appropriate permit, you can protest on a public... View More

You need to get a lawyer in between your property and the city.

In any event, you can always ask for an extension of time in all of the proceedings that involve your property.

Using a search warrant for two locations sounds illegal. If you have a copy, I would like to see it.... View More

The easy answer is you can have your probation transferred, but you need to start with NH. You need to contact the County probation office, and get a contact person there, and all the details about contacting the NH probation office.

Once you have contacted NH, then+you tell your PO in TX... View More

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The good news is that you have done all that you need to do at this time. What you described is common. Once a court order is entered, saying that you are required to have an interlock installed in your vehicle, a copy of that order is sent to DPS in Austin, who then sends you the notice of... View More

Your question is a bit hard to get out of the statement you gave. So I will try to walk through it, step by step.

So, when you called the police about a burglary at your house, they arrived, spoke to you, then told you there was a warrant out for your arrest.

The police are... View More

I would have to see the paperwork for the sealed record. If your case

did not result in a conviction of any kind, and there is a Court Order Sealing the record of the arrest and the court proceedings, then you may answer the question in the negative - NO.

The reason I say the above... View More

Expunging a criminal record only removes it from court records. Data and background check companies have programs that constantly scrape public records databases. They find the record of your arrest within days of it happening and case disposition records within days of the order being signed.... View More

In order to preserve this point for appellate review, you must not only timely make the complaint to the trial court, you must secure a written order signed by the trial court denying your complaint.

The best strategy when attempting to dramatically change the law in an instance like this... View More

When you enter into an agreement with a Bonding company, you sign a contract. You are then bound to the terms. There are lots of rules that the Bond Co. must follow. You can see the rules in the Penal code. It is available on the internet.

The $400 is probably the pro-rated fee for your... View More

Yes, a testator can appoint an independent executor who is not an heir at law and who is a beneficiary under the testator's Will.

It is common in drafting a Will to say that an independent executor has all of the powers of a trustee even when the Will does not create a trust. That... View More

I will answer the question without knowing who you are, and whether or not you work for the State. Most State, and municipal workers have a duty to report child abuse. So do Doctors, nurses, social workers, and others who work with children.

Failing to report for the reason you gave in your... View More

Apart from John Cucci's advice, with which I wholeheartedly agree, it may be very helpful for you to consult him or another attorney about what you should expect as a witness in such a case. You should be prepared for various lines of questioning that I think are likely to occur that will be... View More

The answer is that you shouldn't even try to argue this by yourself without counsel. You should redouble your efforts and find a lawyer.... QUICKLY.

I think you should be able to find a young man or woman who would be willing to jump right into this.

By the way, the facts... View More

It is likely that the IRS simply filed a tax lien because your cousin used that address as her mailing address on communications with the IRS. the lien only attached to your cousin's interest and she doesn't have any interest.

Your mother can probably file a proceeding to have the lien released.

It depends on what type of municipality is involved. Some home-rule municipalities have provisions in their charter for recall of aldermen. In a general-rule municipality, a residence would have to petition the district court for removal on one of the statutory grounds set forth in the Texas... View More