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govnor wrote:Yeah, I know that, but I own a business. I have absolutely no time to go do something like that, not even an extra couple of hours.

So much for calling in sick one day.

govnor wrote: I guess I'll know for sure in a couple of weeks...hopefully.

You know, you can go right to Tarrant County court house and get a copy of your disposition in less than an hour. Why wait weeks?

txinvestigator wrote: It is much faster to just go to the County Clerk's office and get the papers personally.

If they still have the records. For example, Denton county court keeps no records prior to 1989, so if you were convicted of anything prior to 1989, you won't be able to obtain a copy of your "final disposition." All you can do is get a statement from the court saying that they don't have records that far back. Not sure how far back Tarrant county's records go.