When Texas motorists are convicted of driving while under the influence of alcohol or drugs, they can lose their driving privileges and be sent to jail. When pilots get DWIs, they can also be grounded and lose their livelihoods. A drunk driving conviction does not...
A Texas judge must consider several factors when deciding if a parent should have custody or visitation rights to a child. One of these factors is the presence of a criminal record. While it won't necessarily disqualify you from having a relationship with your kids,...
During the massive economic boom in the U.S. in the early 1970s, many avenues presented themselves for organized crime to exploit the burgeoning businesses. In response, lawmakers approved the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO) in 1970 to combat...
Co-parenting is a complex journey that demands of Texas divorced couples cooperation, communication, and compromise. When co-parenting a child with special needs, these challenges can become even more intricate. However, with patience, empathy and a collaborative...
Ending a relationship with a narcissist may enable you to regain your sense of self and make the most of your life. However, if you share a child with a narcissist, you will likely need to maintain a working relationship with that person until your child reaches...
Drunk driving presents dangers everywhere vehicles are present. A drunk driver could hit another vehicle on a public road, and accidents may happen in parking lots and driveways. Pedestrians and bicyclists might become victims of drunk drivers in Texas. One way to...
Borderline personality disorder, or BPD, is commonly characterized as a mental disorder associated with unstable moods, behavior and relationships. The symptoms associated with BPD include severe mood swings of anxiety or anger and impulsive behavior making it harder...
Many parents in Texas struggle to learn how to co-parent during the divorce process. This major change will impact the daily routine of your entire family. Many adults find that parenting classes help them learn how to communicate with each other and their children so...
A capital felony charge is the most serious charge you can pick up in Texas. This charge can be punishable by life in prison without parole. In some cases, you may be subject to the death penalty. This type of felony is usually reserved for the most serious crimes....
The “directed enforcement” juvenile curfew program that began in May in Lubbock, Texas looked like it was a sure thing. However, the governor of Texas ended up signing a bill in order to put a stop to this. In fact, House Bill 1819 will begin on September 1st and this...