Yes, turn myself in

[jloessin]

What is the name of your state? Texas

I was going to show up at the jail to turn myself in, in hopes of seeing a judge for that morning’s jail court hearing. What is the probability that the judge will let me continue payments vs. putting me in jail for 28 days?

I have talked to a lawyer, and he said for his fee and an estimated payment of the month I missed on the plan, he would go talk to the judge for me est. ($500.00). Which would be the most economical vs. the risk of doing time?

 

[VR_Hunter]

What is the name of your state? Texas

I was going to show up at the jail to turn myself in, in hopes of seeing a judge for that morning’s jail court hearing. What is the probability that the judge will let me continue payments vs. putting me in jail for 28 days?

I have talked to a lawyer, and he said for his fee and an estimated payment of the month I missed on the plan, he would go talk to the judge for me est. ($500.00). Which would be the most economical vs. the risk of doing time?

** I suggest you do the time. It will help you to understand the importance of paying fines levied by the courts on time and give you the time to reflect on what got you into the situation you are in. Then, hopefully, you will use your time to do what is needed to ensure you never put yourself in that situation again and waste your time.

 

[dequeendistress]

I believe this is a duplicate post:

https://forum.freeadvice.com/showthread.php?t=184919

 

[HomeGuru]

Maybe the writer wants to go to jail twice.

 

[VR_Hunter]

Continuing on from my first post, maybe she needs the "Time". So going to jail twice might help.