Legal Question in Criminal Law in Texas
I am on deferred adjudication in Texas. My term ends in a month. I think i still owe my attorneys about 700 bucks, but they say I owe them 8,000..? We are in an argument about this. I never signed any contract with them on pricing it was all verbal. And the majority of my payments were made in cashier�s check or just cash. And I never once received a receipt from them. I haven't paid them in 2 years because of the disagreement and they have not contacted me about this since nor sent a bill. Also my bonding company says I still owe them 800 bucks, but 2 years ago they said they lost my file and had no clue what I owed and now they are saying I owe $800. But I have receipts from them proving I paid down to a remaining balance of $218, yet they won�t accept them as proof and say their records are correct. I also have not paid them since they lost my file. I reviewed my contract with the state it has no terms in it that says I have to pay my attorneys or bonding company in full before my probation ends. It actually said says nothing about them at all.
So my question is do I have to have paid both of them in full or made payment arrangement to have my probation terminated?
1 Answer from Attorneys
Your probation has ZERO to do with money owed to your bonding company and / or your lawyer.
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