What is a Non-Prosecution Affidavit?
- Criminal Defense
Being convicted of family violence can lead to severe consequences for the accused. The offense is not limited to people related to or married to the ...
Is Texas a No-Fault State for Divorce?
- Divorce
If you are divorcing, or if your spouse is divorcing you in or near Guadalupe County, Hays County, or Comal County, you must be advised and represente ...
What is a class C misdemeanor?
- Criminal Defense
There are two major categories of crimes: felonies and misdemeanors. Of these two, the misdemeanors are the less serious ones. And there are three ...
Does a Conviction on a Drug Charge Always Mean Jail Time?
- Drug Crimes
If you are arrested and charged with a drug crime in Texas, your first thought may be “Will I go to jail?” In many cases, the answer is probably n ...
What Are Your Rights and Responsibilities If Your Child Is Accused of a Crime?
- Juvenile Crimes
If you are a parent whose teenager is in legal trouble, what are your legal and parental rights and responsibilities? If your child is charged with a ...
What Are the Pros and Cons of Pleading “No Contest” in Texas?
- Criminal Defense
When you are placed under arrest and charged with a criminal offense in Texas, you will be asked at your first court appearance to enter a plea: not g ...
