Can a Class C Assault Family Violence Charge Be Expunged in Texas? When facing a Class C Misdemeanor for Assault Family Violence in Texas, the immediate concern is often the “Family Violence” tag. This designation carries significant weight and can impact your rights and your future. However, there is a silver lining regarding your criminal…
One of the most common questions we hear at Beltz Law Group from clients who have successfully completed deferred adjudication for a misdemeanor assault is: “When can I get this off my record?” While many misdemeanor offenses in Texas are eligible for an Order of Non-Disclosure (which effectively “seals” your record from the general public),…
In the North Texas area, it is not uncommon for a driver to receive a citation in one city only to find that the case is being prosecuted in the municipal court of a different city. This often happens due to Interlocal Agreements—contracts between neighboring municipalities (like Plano and Frisco) that allow one city to…
When facing criminal charges, many people assume that if the legal deadline for prosecution has passed, the case will be automatically thrown out by the court. However, in Texas, the law is far more nuanced. At Beltz Law Group, we want our clients to understand a critical legal reality: the statute of limitations is an…