Legal Question in Criminal Law in Texas

Re: Felony Charges.

Before we can talk about the legal requirements to have your record expunged, we need to address the initial charges. There may be a way to have them dismissed---if not outright then possibly through deferred prosecution or deferred adjudication probation. Until I know more about how these items were discovered inside of your wallet, it is hard to properly advise you. I am located in Houston, but I travel around the state of Texas representing people like yourself who have been charged with crimes. If you would like to talk, I don't charge for initial consultations and can even chat with you on the phone as you are not in Houston. Email my legal assistant, Carrie Smith using "[email protected]" and let her know that I responded to your law guru request. Be sure to leave your contact information and she will call you to set up a free consultation. Then we can see how best to address your situation to protect your future.

Ryan B. Bormaster

D. Miller & Associates

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seven-one-three, seven-seven-nine, three-four-seven-six.

Re: Felony Charges.

The only time someone can have their record expunged is when the charges are dismissed or there is a not guilty verdict at trial.

Dont give up on fighting the initial charge. You may have some search issues. You may also be a prime candidate for some type of pre-trial diversion program.

You should consult with an attorney in your area about the specifics of your case.

Re: Felony Charges.

What do you mean, "there is nothing you can do?" You can have a trial!