Legal Question in Appeals and Writs in Ohio

Re: extradition

You might be able to fight it - or work out some sort of agreement - but the first thing you need to do is get a couple of lawyers on it, one in Texas and one in Ohio. What county in Ohio is involved?

Re: extradition

Your husband should be sure and have an experienced criminal attorney in Texas to deal with the extradition. It would also be a good Idea to have an attorney in Ohio to at least check with local authorities. I can not tell you if anything can be done to stop the extradition. If you can provide me with more information - where are the Ohio charges from? What County? I can answer some questions for you if you have that information and want to give me a call. No charge or obligation for the call.

In any event, you need an attorney on this ASAP if you hope to avoid a trip to Ohio!

Good Luck

DHD

Re: extradition

This is definetly a situation that will require two attorneys, one licensed in Ohio and the other in Texas to coordinate a defense to this matter. A good criminal defense attorney can provide you a good assesment of the situation and at no cost. The length of time since the alleged event, may in and of itself be reason enough to have the charges dismissed. Please feel free to contact our firm.