Although expungement may vary depending on the charge and the court in which the case was adjudicated, the general process is the same.

This blog will outline who is eligible for expunction in Texas and go over the steps to take in order to get a laundering charge expunged.

This page will define and discuss a brandishing charge in Texas and explain the expungement process for eligible parties to have it removed.

Below is an overview of how to expunge Texas criminal records successfully, as well as eligibility concerns that most people should know.

Under certain circumstances, specific individuals may be eligible to have their larceny charges expunged from their criminal records.

Below, readers will learn about the possibility of expunging a shoplifting charge from a Texas criminal record under certain circumstances.

In the state of Texas, some drug possession charges can be cleared through expungement, which gives individuals the chance to start fresh.

Evading arrest involves intentionally fleeing from law enforcement officers or authorities when they are attempting to detain an individual.

A computer crime (cybercrime, e-crime, or hi-tech crime) involves illegal activities using a computer network as a tool, venue, or target.

Embezzlement is a white-collar crime that involves an employee unlawfully taking or stealing assets from their employer for personal gain.

Under Texas law, the criminal justice system allows defendants to have some counterfeiting charges expunged under certain circumstances.

Under Texas law, a person may have their criminal record expunged as long as they fulfill the three basic requirements of expunction.

Bail jumping is something that happens when a defendant who is out on bail intentionally or knowingly fails to appear for a court date.

This guide explains the different types of bail bonds in Texas and what happens when someone fails to appear for their scheduled court date.

This article was written with the intention of helping family members or those who fear a conviction understand their options to appeal.

This article will provide readers with information about bail as a possibility and what happens after someone is convicted of a crime.

This article explores the benefits and drawbacks that individuals should consider before using the bail schedule to get out of jail.

This blog offers readers with a step-by-step guide to bail someone out of jail, along with information about different types of bonds.

In Texas, there is something called the Failure to Identify statute. This article will provide readers with everything they need to know.

This article provides insight about many rights that individuals should be aware of when they are dealing with law enforcement officers.