On behalf of Bracamonte Law, PLLC | Sep 15, 2020 | Firm News
Crime is crime, no matter who does it, right? Maybe not say scientists. Juveniles have brains that are not fully developed. From ages five to 20 our brains are still growing. This means, according to neuroscientist B.J. Casey, that areas that control planning,...
On behalf of Bracamonte Law, PLLC | May 12, 2020 | Firm News
Psychological health often gets taken for granted, but mental illness is a major component of life for around half of adults in the US. It can impact employment, physical health, and most prominently, intrapersonal relationships, particularly romantic partnerships....
On behalf of Bracamonte Law, PLLC | Nov 14, 2019 | Firm News
Teenagers make mistakes–it’s a fact of life. Some kids have to learn lessons the hard way. Most parents would prefer that these mistakes don’t extend into legal trouble, but sometimes they do. If your child’s behavior has gotten them pickup by the police–or if you...
On behalf of Bracamonte Law, PLLC | Nov 7, 2019 | Firm News
Noticing police lights in your rearview mirror can quickly put a damper on your mood. Encounters with law enforcement have the potential to be very stressful and unnerving. It can be difficult to remain calm even if you live your life by the letter of the law....
On behalf of Bracamonte Law, PLLC | Nov 1, 2019 | Firm News
You only want what’s best for your child, so it may come as a shock when someone comes knocking on the door, accusing you of abuse. Make sure you know your rights, or you could risk losing your kids. Child Protective Services (CPS) of Texas performed over 171,000...
On behalf of Bracamonte Law, PLLC | Aug 19, 2019 | Firm News
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