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Question: Criminal Defense - Texas

Asked on 10/15/2009
Is forgery of my signature on a check a felony?
I am expecting a child with a man who stole a book of checks and wrote a $49 check and signed my name on a closed account. I reported it. There is talk of a sentence of 2 years. While I do not want his crime to go unpunished, he would miss the birth and first 2 years of his daughter's life. Which, is quite extreme for $49. What will happen if I try to "undo" these charges. I expected a fine, or a record of the incident. NOT 2 years in prison. Is it really this severe, or are they trying to scare him?

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That is probably the maximum punishment.  You could tell the prosecution that you only want restitution and that you would be okay with dismissal of the charges.



  • Answered on 10/28/2009
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