Doing What Is Right For You
In Texas, when a driver is stopped by law enforcement as part of an investigation to determine if they are intoxicated, the testing procedures are a fundamental part of the case. That includes breathalyzers and blood tests. A driver who registers above 0.08% blood...
One issue that can be ripe for dispute in divorce is spousal maintenance. In many marriages, one spouse was the sole earner or earned a greater salary than the other spouse. Once the divorce is finalized, the lesser-earning spouse will need time to gain education,...
You might hope that the conflict associated with your marriage dissolution will resolve once your divorce decree is issued, but that’s not always the case. Former spouses who have children in common often find themselves facing uphill co-parenting battles, which can...
Before prosecutors can obtain a conviction, state law often requires that they prove the defendant’s intent. For example, in an embezzlement case, prosecutors must prove that the defendant intended to convert the assets in question for their own personal use. Showing...
While your past likely contributes to the person you are today, you should not be defined by your past. This especially rings true with past criminal charges or arrests. These incidents should not define you; however, a criminal record that follows you forever can...
Facing a child custody fight can be challenging, but by preparing thoroughly, you will improve your chances of a favorable outcome. However, there are ways that parents can get ready for a child custody case in Texas. Familiarize yourself with our state’s child...
You have the right to testify in your defense during your criminal trial. But you also have the right to protect yourself from self-incrimination. These two issues intersect when you start contemplating whether you should testify in your case. You might think that all...
If a Texas police officer arrests you under suspicion of criminal activity, they will likely want to ask you as many questions as possible to find out as much as they can about what happened in hopes that you will confess to a crime. However, answering those questions...
Spousal maintenance is not a right in a Texas divorce. Spousal maintenance is decided on an individual basis and typically only lasts for a certain period of time. The purpose of spousal maintenance is to provide one spouse with some type of income to live on until...
If you were recently arrested, you may be wondering what charges you are facing and how serious they are. Generally, felony charges are reserved for the most serious crimes and will therefore lead to the most serious consequences if you are convicted. Misdemeanor...
