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...
Marriages involving couples with large incomes or significant property values often result in contentious divorces. If you own your own medical practice, your primary consideration may involve whether your former spouse can obtain ownership of your practice as part of...