For Your Legal Needs
In Texas, there are specific legal reasons why a judge issues a protective order: Family violence, sexual assault or abuse, stalking, human trafficking or dating violence. The court must find that violence has occurred or that there's a credible threat it will happen...
Drivers stopped by police officers often want to move on with their days as quickly as possible. In cases where police officers suspect a driver of a driving while intoxicated (DWI) offense, they may ask a motorist to submit to testing. Police officers can administer...
If you are facing a new felony charge in Texas with a criminal record, the consequences can be much more severe than you imagine. A third felony conviction could trigger a sentence of 25 years to life in prison under the state’s habitual offender law. Understanding...
Not every DWI charge in Texas is the same. Some situations lead to what the law calls “enhanced” offenses. These carry tougher penalties and reflect circumstances lawmakers treat more seriously. If someone close to you is facing this situation, it helps to understand...
People may find themselves facing drug charges for a variety of reasons. Some people are in the wrong place at the wrong time and get arrested because someone else had drugs at a party. Others might get blamed for items that officers find in their apartment or...
Facing charges of driving while intoxicated (DWI) is a stressful experience, especially if it is your first time facing charges. Understanding the legal process and potential consequences is crucial in preparing for what lies ahead. What should people know when facing...