I got arrested for DUI in TX and moved to PA. I

You can't go to court is PA and try to take care of a case in another state. You should contact a TX lawyer and tell them about your case.

You are going to need good DUI attorney in the great state of Texas. They will be able to advise you best. The attorney may be able to handle the entire matter without your presence. However, talk with an experienced DUI attorney in Texas. In California, I’ve been able to handle matters for clients who are out of state. However, certain courts in my jurisdiction require the defendant to be presence before they will hear a matter, when it is in bench warrant status. While, other courts in my jurisdiction let me walk-in recall and quash the warrant and handle the matter without any problem. That is why you need a skilled and experienced local DUI attorney. Call the local bar association in Texas and ask for a referral. It sound like you had an attorney. Give them a try.

First step is to contact an attorney in Texas. That attorney should proceed, once retained, and attempt to negotiate a settlement to your favor in Tx. If such a settlement is reached you should complete all the required conditions such as an alcohol evaluation etc. The attorney can then note a motion in court and could appear, quash the warrant, enter a plea, be sentenced and fulfill any obligations to court. DISCLAIMER: This answer is provided for general educational purposes only. By using or participating in this site you agree and understand that there is no attorney client relationship between you and the attorney responding, and no attorney-client confidentiality. The law changes frequently, and varies from jurisdiction to jurisdiction. The information provided in this answer is general in nature and may not apply to the factual circumstances described in your question. The applicable law and the appropriate answer may be different in the State or States where the relevant facts occurred. For a definitive answer you should seek legal advice from an attorney who (1) is licensed to practice in the state which has jurisdiction; (2) has experience in the area of law you are asking about, and (3) has been retained as your attorney for representation or consultation. Your question and the attorney’s answer may be used for promotional or educational purposes.

Find another attorney in Texas who can help you. Make sure he consults with PA counsel because many DUI type convictions out of state will result in a one year license suspension in PA. This response does not create an attorney / client relationship and should not be relied upon to make decisions in any case. It does not substitute for hiring your own attorney and consulting with him or her to provide in depth legal advice.