Thursday, January 05, 2017
January 04, 2017 - Many people who are aware of the fact they have an outstanding warrant due to unpaid traffic tickets wonder what the chances really are of being arrested when they go to the courthouse to pay those tickets. In fact, you actually could be arrested inside the courthouse, although it is highly unlikely. You are much more likely to be...
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Tuesday, March 15, 2016
March 15, 2016 - Will you be a part of the upcoming 2016 Great Texas Warrant Roundup? If you are, that would mean there is a warrant in the state of Texas with your name on it, which could trigger an arrest at the most inconvenient time or place. The enforcement phase of the Texas Warrant Roundup began on March 05, 2016. Police officers will not take it lightly if you have neglected to take care of your warrant and tickets. You could actually have handcuffs snapped on, get to take a ride in a police cruiser, and end up behind bars.
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Tuesday, March 08, 2016
March 08, 2016 - The Upcoming 2016 Great Texas Warrant Roundup and How it Could Affect You - The 2016 Great Texas Warrant Roundup is an annual event which more than 300 jurisdictions take part in each year. Now in its tenth year, the state of Texas brings in more than $20 million in fines and fees each year during the Roundup, clearing a significant amount of warrants from the books. While no firm date has been announced for the 2016 Roundup...
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Sunday, February 28, 2016
February 28, 2016 - What are Your Alternatives to Paying Old Traffic Tickets? It may seem crazy that such a relatively minor offense could result in an arrest warrant. While the police are generally too busy to spend much time looking for those with a warrant for a traffic citation, the upcoming 2016 Great Texas Warrant Roundup could change that. Now in its tenth year, the second half of February is usually reserved for the amnesty phase of the Roundup, in which those with...
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Monday, January 25, 2016
January 25, 2016 - Have you heard about The Great Houston, Texas Warrant Roundup? Every year for the past ten years, the state of Texas has sponsored the Roundup, with more than 300 jurisdictions taking part in the Roundup as of 2015. The 2016 Roundup is just around the corner! Although no official dates for the 2016 Roundup have been announced, we can assume, from past years, the 2016 Roundup may likely take place between the third week of February and the third week in March.
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Monday, January 04, 2016
January 04, 2016 - Contacting a Sullo & Sullo Attorney vs. Paying Your Outstanding Tickets - It could be advantageous to speak with a Sullo & Sullo Houston traffic ticket lawyer before you simply pay your traffic tickets. Consider the following: Once you post a bond and...these points could accumulate to the point you lose your license, and your auto insurance is likely to increase dramatically. Your insurance company might even drop...
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Thursday, April 02, 2015
A better alternative to paying your tickets is to contact a Sullo & Sullo Houston traffic ticket lawyer. Your Sullo & Sullo attorney can post a bond on your behalf. This immediately removes any threat of an arrest, and gives you a bit of breathing room. You can then discuss the original charges with your Houston warrant roundup lawyer. Your experienced Sullo & Sullo attorney will work hard to negotiate...
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Wednesday, March 25, 2015
March 25, 2015 - Whether you have an alias warrant or a capias warrant issued in your name, it is imperative that you not attempt to face the consequences on your own. A Sullo & Sullo Houston Warrant Roundup Attorney will offer professionalism as well as compassion to your circumstances. Our Houston Warrant Roundup Attorneys will...
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Monday, March 23, 2015
March 23, 2015 - Unless you are allowed to set up a payment plan, you will be forced to pay all your fees and fines at this time in order to remove the threat of arrest. As an alternative, you could have a Houston traffic warrant lawyer from Sullo & Sullo post a bond on your behalf. At that point, you will no longer have to worry about...
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Wednesday, March 18, 2015
The Houston Warrant Roundup commenced on March 07, 2015. The city MAY send out notices (when possible) to those with an outstanding warrant. These people MAY then have two to three weeks to take care of their warrant. This can be done by paying the fine, or by allowing a Houston traffic ticket lawyer post a bond for them, thereby lifting the threat of arrest...
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