I caught a pending class C misdemeaner assult charge (pending). who will hire me

Can you leave Texas(as long as you make court appearances)? I mean youre not convicted.yet.And If yourr gonna be homeless anyway,several outfits will hire you more than likely.You can shower in truck stops,live in the sleeper basically.Kinda sounds like some "pending child support" in the distant future.Best scenario" you sweet talk her into dropping charges,admit she lied(so the prosecutor drops it)Hang around,get some good paychecks rolling in(then bail on her).Or stay together and be happy ever after.Or get a driving job to where you dont "miss" any court dates,get some good paychecks rolling in,Lawyer Up ,get custody and move on.Anyway Western Express Isnt a Bad Idea.Think they even hire certain felons? Your deal you say is a Misdomeanor(so that shouldnt be Too Tough.Gardner in Chino California hires MS13 gangbangers or so it appeared.JMO

 

Agree with @Chinatown . Work for a temp service. A great deal of companies won't care one bit if you have court next Wednesday. They have loads to move and money to make.

 

I'd let a lawyer handle it and and not say anything to trucking companies about any pending charges or none of them will hire you. Most don't care if you have a criminal record, they just don't want pending court dates to interfere with their business, so they won't take a chance on that.

 

That's Carolina Cargo and also there's Carolina Logistics www.carolinalogistics.net
Carolina Cargo won't hire you if you tell them you have pending court in the future. They hire ex-cons, but won't hire you with pending court dates because they have coast to coast freight to move.

 

IMO, until you hear a guilty verdict, it never happened. They don't ask if you've ever been arrested. They ask if you've ever been convicted.

 

Here's another one you can try:
Balkan Express, llc.
2560 E Long Ave
Fort Worth TX 76137

 

I hate to hit you while you are down, but you have been working a year and sharing a residence? Where is your money? You should have an emergency fund of a few thousand for problems just like this. You need a place and an attorney. Both require money up front.