Some couples have a very simple property division process ahead when they divorce. They have limited shared property or have already signed a prenuptial or postnuptial agreement describing how they intend to divide marital assets and debts. Others have a variety of...
Alcohol is the root cause of most impaired driving charges. Someone can be arrested if they demonstrate signs of impairment, such as failing a field sobriety test or if their blood alcohol concentration is over the legal limit. For most people, this limit is 0.08%....
A divorce agreement is meant to bring closure and provide a clear path forward for both parties, but what happens when your ex refuses to follow the terms you both agreed to? Whether it's missed alimony payments, denied parenting time or other issues, failing to...
If your teen has been racially profiled by the police, it can feel overwhelming and frustrating. Unfortunately, discrimination in law enforcement still happens, and it can leave both parents and teens feeling powerless. The good news is that there are steps you can...
A person with criminal negligence preventing a law enforcement officer from executing their lawful duty may face charges in Texas. This offense is known as interference with public duties. A conviction for this crime can lead to a fine and imprisonment. Here is what...
While a custody exchange day may be considered a day like any other, you and your co-parent need to be on the same page about crucial factors related to it. This can help prevent misunderstandings once your custody schedule becomes effective. Here are three matters to...
Every couple has some level of divorce risk. Divorce is very common in the United States, and there are numerous factors that contribute. Financial stress is a common predictor of divorce, for instance, as is constant arguing or conflict within the home. But to some...
If you get arrested on drunk driving charges simply because the officer thinks you’re impaired, it may be clear to you that you can challenge that opinion. Maybe the officer gave you a field sobriety test, which you failed, but you contest that you were just fatigued...
When parents end their marriage in Texas, the court usually approves or sets a custody arrangement based on the child’s best interests. While these arrangements are usually set with stability in mind, disputes can arise. Every case is unique, but certain issues...
Juvenile crime is taken seriously in Texas. While minors are usually handled through the juvenile justice system, some offenses can lead to detention or even adult charges. Below are some of the most common criminal charges juveniles face in Texas. Theft and burglary...