It’s time once again for the Great Texas Warrant Roundup. The grace period (Phase One) began on February 18^th, and the Enforcement Period (Phase 2) will begin on March 2, 2013. This Warrant Roundup is expected to have even more Texas jurisdictions joining in—last year there were approximately 260, this year that number is expected to be 300 or more. The Roundup specifically targets those with traffic, parking, city ordinance or penal code warrants.

If you live in one of the following Texas jurisdictions then you may be able to take advantage of the help Sullo & Sullo, LLP offers to those who find they have an outstanding warrant for unpaid tickets. Those jurisdictions include: Houston Municipal Court, HCJP 1-1, HCJP 1-2, HCJP 3-1, HCJP 4-1, HCJP 4-2, HCJP 5-1, HCJP 5-2, HCJP 7-2, HCJP 8-1, HCJP 8-2, Jersey Village Municipal Court, Sugarland Municipal Court, Stafford Municipal Court, Missouri City Municipal Court, Pasadena Municipal Court, City of South Houston Municipal Court and Baytown Municipal Court.  

It’s that time again—time for the Great Texas Warrant Roundup! The Roundup began on February 18, 2013 with phase one—also known as the “grace” period. During this first phase notices were mailed out to those who have an outstanding warrant due primarily to unpaid traffic tickets or failure to appear before a judge as promised. While the attorneys at Sullo & Sullo are hoping this Warrant Roundup has no effect on your future whatsoever, should you be one of the people the City of Houston is targeting, we want you to know we can help.

While some people are well aware there is an outstanding arrest warrant for them, many more are not. When a traffic citation is received—generally for such offenses as driving at speeds above the posted speed limit or neglecting to exhibit proof of inspection—the person must either pay the ticket or appear in court to enter their plea.