Month: January 2019

  If you have been charged in Travis County, you may be weighing your options between going with a court appointed attorney or hiring counsel. No one is ever planning to get arrested, so you might not be ready to pay for representation. Maybe you will have to borrow or put it on your credit …

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If you have an outstanding warrant, it can seem like an insurmountable hurdle, but it’s best to face it head on, reach for a phone and call an attorney. Here’s why:   If you are arrested out of county, it will take longer for you to be released from jail. If you are stopped out …

Deal with those warrants! Read More »