Legal Question in Criminal Law in Texas

Re: Mtr/criminal nonsupport

I am assuming your husband has a Motion to Revoke Probation and was not a Deferred Adjudication. If he was on a Deferred Adjudication, your husband would be charged with a Motion to Adjudicate and your husband would be entitled to a bond, although it might and probably would be a high bond. If he is in custody for a definite Motion to Revoke Probation he is not entitled to a bond although some judges, depending on who it is might give him one. Particularly whether it is a misdemeanor or felony Court Judge. Second, probably nothing more will happen on December 2, than the issue of whether the Attorney can withdraw from representing your husband. If the Judge grants the withdrawl, he may appoint an attorney to represent your husband. Without more information, I cannot answer your questions any better than I have at this time.