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The Great Warrant Roundup is occuring in most cities across the State of Texas.  If you have outstanding warrants in North Texas it is important to understand your rights as well as the best course of action to take in order to avoid arrest and protect your permanent driving record.  This article is intended to help those that have outstanding warrants in North Texas.  If you would like to discuss your case with a legal professional after reading this article, feel free to contact our office today.

 

 

Warrant Roundup Timing

The timing of warrant roundup is very specific.  It always occurs in February and carries over into early April.  The reason why warrant roundup occurs during this time is because municipal and justice courts know that most people are filing for their income tax refunds during this time.  Their hope is to arrest you while you have a few extra bucks in your pocket so that you will be forced to spend that extra cash on getting out of jail.

 

Biggest Mistake During Warrant Roundup

The biggest mistake made by most people during warrant roundup is to simply go into the court where the warrants are located and pay the tickets off.  Because payment of a ticket with nothing more is an admission of guilt it then requires that court to report the violation as a conviction to Texas DPS.  DPS then can suspend a person’s driver’s license, issue surcharge penalties or require that high risk insurance known as SR22 be purchased before any suspension of a person’s driver’s license will be lifted.  In many cases, this still may not be enough and an occupational license will have to be requested.  Don’t just pay off your warrants without getting something in return.  You have to hire a lawyer to keep the violations off your record as outlined below in order to get a benefit from paying the court any money.

 

Keeping Warrants From Hurting You

In order to keep the warrants from harming you further, you have to consult with a lawyer.  Yes, it is going to cost you money to hire a lawyer for outstanding warrants.  However, that fee is well worth it considering the financial penalties that can be assessed against you for convictions.  Don’t be penny wise and pound foolish.  Call an attorney so that they can evaluate your warrants and determine the best course of action to both get the warrant lifted and protect you from DPS.

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