A state district judge has ordered a Temple man to pay over $63,000 to a client for not completing work, according to a district attorney's office.
Following a restitution hearing, a 35-year-old from Custom Builders was ordered to pay $63,447.09 to the victim, according to the Milam County District Attorney's Office.
The hearing was held at the 20th District Court presided by Judge John W. Youngblood.
"The charges stem from a local Milam County victim who had paid Custom Builders and the work was either not performed or not properly completed," said the district attorney's Office.
The man previously pleaded guilty to a 3rd-degree felony charge of theft and was placed on five years of "deferred adjudication with standard conditions of probation," said the district attorney's office.
