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Introduction to Disposition The meaning of disposition in law refers to the final outcome or current status of an arrest, charge, or prosecution on a criminal record. Whether through a guilty plea, guilty verdict, or acquittal, a disposition reflects what...

At ATX Legal, we handle Texas expungement cases across the state for an affordable flat fee. Whether you’re ready to clear your criminal record in Texas or just want to find out if you’re eligible for an expunction, we offer...

Can a first-time misdemeanor be dismissed? Yes, but it depends on various factors such as the strength of the evidence against you and available diversion programs. This article will guide you through the conditions needed for dismissal, strategies to consider,...

Introduction to Case Dismissal In Texas, when a court case is dismissed, the next steps depend heavily on the type of dismissal. Courts handle dismissals with prejudice as typically final, meaning they cannot be reopened. On the other hand, courts...

Two recent changes in Texas law have opened the door for individuals with DWI records, including underage DWI, to obtain nondisclosure. First, deferred adjudication is now available for misdemeanor DWI offenses. Second, under new nondisclosure rules, even some DWI convictions...

Over 90% of arrests end in a plea deal. That’s why you want to find an attorney with excellent negotiation skills. In fact, the ability to negotiate favorable terms for a client is more important than trial skills in most...

First things first: Significant jail time is unlikely for first time misdemeanor offenders. Even a second misdemeanor arrest is most likely to result in probation if the evidence is there for a conviction. Felony charges are a different matter entirely,...

If you’re applying for a new job in Texas and wondering whether you need to disclose a DUI, you’re not alone. A common concern among applicants is: is a DUI a criminal offense on job application forms? The short answer...