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Plenty of people in Texas are married to service members. When these marriages break up, there are some special considerations that come into play. Military spouses may have a difficult time establishing themselves in a career due to frequent relocations. They might...
Before you get your license reinstated in Texas, you need to figure out if your license got suspended or revoked. If your license was revoked, then your driver's license no longer counts and cannot be used for driving without explicit consent from your local DMV....
Texas law prohibits a person from operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of drugs or alcohol. If a police officer believes that you are too impaired to drive, he or she may take you into custody and charge you with DUI. Here are some potential...
Going through a divorce can present a feeling of loss. Even if you know the timing and decision makes sense for you, there can be a bitterness to this new beginning. Because if you made the decision to get married, then chances are there were some happy times through...
Some people in Texas choose to learn the hard way regarding law enforcement's approach to drunk drivers. The tough stance seems appropriate when you consider that in 2011 alone, more than 1,000 people lost their lives in the state due to drunk driving. Driving while...
Drunk driving accidents kill more than 10,000 road users in Texas and around the country each year, and a disproportionate number of them take place during the holiday season. Thousands of people in the Lone Star state will attend Christmas parties and New Year’s Eve...
A 41-year-old and a 38-year-old man were indicted in Texas for allegedly possessing over 500 pounds of liquid methamphetamine. Both men were charged with possessing a controlled substance with intent to distribute it as well as a conspiracy to possess a controlled...
When a parent is struggling to make child support payments or is owed outstanding child support, there are processes in place that enable him or her to request a court-ordered child support modification. Texas residents may have questions about how the modification...
When a couple files for divorce, dividing up their 401(k) is one of the most complicated parts of property division. Do you have to split up your 401(k) evenly, or can you negotiate with your former spouse for a better deal? Here's what you need to know about dividing...
When servicemembers and their spouses in Texas decide to divorce, they may face unique concerns related to military status and benefits. Property division is often a serious worry during the end of a marriage, but the specific benefits linked to military service,...
