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In the interconnected world of social media, sharing every aspect of one’s life has become second nature. However, when it comes to navigating the sensitive terrain of a divorce, exercising caution on social media is paramount. Your online presence can significantly...
When people imagine someone being arrested on drug charges, they probably think of someone attempting to sell illegal drugs. They assume that this would never happen to them because they’re not intentionally selling things like heroin, cocaine or marijuana. But people...
When parents break up or divorce, possession of and access to their children can become among the most difficult issues they face – and there’s really no such thing as a “final order” when it comes to custody until those children are grown. When a child’s parent is in...
A prenuptial agreement can be a delicate subject in the intricate dance of relationships. While it’s a crucial legal document designed to protect both parties involved, navigating the emotions and concerns of your partner can be challenging if you’re interested in...
Too many people in Texas don’t know about something called the Jessica Sosa Act. Knowing about it can save lives – and save people from facing drug charges. The law, which was enacted just two years ago, is one of several “Good Samaritan” laws across the country that...
Reasonable suspicion is a legal standard that allows law enforcement officers to initiate a stop of a person based on observable facts that suggest illegal activity. In DUI stops, this could include erratic driving, weaving between lanes or even something as seemingly...
It has long been understood that there is a link between the age at which someone gets married and the odds that they will get divorced. As a general rule, getting married younger carries a greater risk of divorce. This means that the risks are often highest for those...
If the police suspect a driver is drunk, they may collect evidence by conducting sobriety tests. Sobriety tests help the police gather information that might be used against the driver in a court of law. There are a few standard sobriety tests the police have at...
People arrested for impaired driving in Texas might assume that they will only face minor penalties. Such assumptions are common particularly when people face the first real criminal charge of their lives. However, people sometimes also fail to recognize how serious...
It is common for one spouse to want to get a divorce, while the other does not. You may find yourself in a situation where your spouse refuses to talk about divorce, will not cooperate with the process, and even refuses to respond to the divorce petition itself. They...
