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One of the most frightening things about divorce is how disempowered individuals become while going through the court system. In order to keep divorces as a fair and reasonable is possible, the judge assigned to your case by the Texas family courts will typically...
Both the federal and Texas state governments consider a number of chemical substances and naturally occurring mind-altering compounds illegal. These range from marijuana and peyote to cocaine and methamphetamine. Some people attempt to get around the prohibition of...
You’ve been married for around 15 years, and during that time, you’ve given up a lot for your spouse. They wanted to pursue a difficult career, so you worked hard while they attended school. Now, they’ve graduated and started a lucrative career. You started staying...
Protecting your role in the lives of your children may be the most important consideration in your upcoming divorce. In order to secure the most favorable custody determination, you need to consider exactly how the courts make decisions in contentious custody...
Theft, burglary, and robbery are all serious charges in Texas that carry heavy sentences. Learn more about the charges and how they differ, here.
A temporary restraining order (TRO) is a court order that is sometimes seen in family situations whenever there are allegations of domestic violence. TROs are generally filed quickly -- and the decision to grant one is usually done without giving the accused a...
When an officer suspects someone of impaired driving, they can't just arrest them and drag them into jail. They need to first take steps to build a case showing that that person was driving while intoxicated (DWI). Texas law enforcement officers will usually have to...
In today’s world of “at-will” work, it seems like your employer can fire you for just about any reason at all, but that’s an illusion. Employers don’t exactly have to have a good reason to let you go from your job -- but they cannot fire you for an illegal one. If...
Those who serve in the military take an oath to protect the country against all threats, which can mean active duty service or a willingness to deploy suddenly in the event of a natural disaster or act of war. Unfortunately, upholding that oath can sometimes mean...
In 2010, a Texas man was convicted of the murder of another man and given life in prison for the crime. He claimed he didn’t do it. Nine years later, the courts have finally been forced to agree after a nationwide search of deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) databases,...
