Annie Scott

Working Hard for You is What Keeps Me Going
If there’s one thing I think you should know about how I like to work, it should probably include my belief that whatever we do together needs to be a collaboration. I know for a fact that if you are invested in your outcome, you’ll feel like the entire process was worth it — and then some.

When all is said and done, the thing that keeps me going is simply helping you get back to your norm. I want you to get back to your life, leaving this legal situation behind you and allowing you to focus on your future.

Texas Southern University Thurgood Marshall School of Law

(2008)

Assistant District Attorney

Cameron County District and County Attorney's Office

2008 - 2010

Still Human

May, 2019

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Q. How to get my husband out of prison wrongly convicted murder Convicted under law parties for capital murder

October 9, 2024

A: Hire an Appellate Writ Lawyer

Q. Is a deferred adjudication always resulting in a no conviction after successful abide the conditions of my probation?

October 9, 2024

A: If you have successfully completed your deferred adjudication (probation) then you do not have a final conviction. You only have the successful completion of deferred adjudication. If a question ever asks "Do you have a final conviction" related to this specific case, you can answer "No."

Q. Can I force a transfer of probation from one state to another if my living arrangements are unsafe or life threatening?

October 9, 2024

A: The answer previously provided is a good response and there is nothing more to add to it.