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When Unrequited Love Became a Texas Harassment Charge Over Valentine’s

It’s tempting to make big gestures on Valentine’s Day. It’s the day of love, after all. The media hypes it up as the time when...

When Can You Be Charged with Failure to Identify in Texas?

UPDATED November 2, 2021, Original Post: February 14, 2020 Many people are uncertain about how to behave around a police officer, including what information they...

Tax Fraud in Texas Could Land You a Jail Sentence

Tax time is once again upon us. Even if you think that you’re due for a nice rebate, the tedium of filling out tax returns...

Accidental Destruction Doesn’t Trigger TX Evidence Tampering Charges

There are many interesting and exciting movies and television shows about crimes and trials. A common conceit in these stories is when either the defendant...

Deadly Conduct: The “Other” Assault Charge in Texas

If you have been charged with Deadly Conduct charges in the Fort Worth, Texas or surrounding cities in Tarrant County, Texas, you need to know...

Did You Wind Up with a Texas DWI on NYE…with a Child in the Car?

During New Year’s Eve, police routinely increase patrol cars in an effort to identify intoxicated drivers more quickly to prevent accidents. As a result, many...

Accused of Violating a Protective Order in Texas: What Happens Next?

You may not be aware of this, but protective orders can be granted without the subject of the order ever even being notified. We have...

Charged with Intoxication Assault in Texas? Here are Your Next Steps

Texas law takes DWI very seriously. Thousands of Americans die each year at the hands of a driver who was intoxicated while they were behind...

Civil Forfeiture: The “Secret” Texas Drug Crime Penalty

Let’s say you get pulled over by the police as you’re driving your truck toward the border. The officers question you and find bullets in...

Can Texas DWI Records Be Sealed?

A DWI on your criminal record isn’t just embarrassing. It can seriously hinder you from moving forward with your life. Employers, landlords, and the public...

Should Your Texas Aggravated Robbery Charge Really Be Robbery?

A College Station man was recently sentenced to 20 years in prison for an aggravated robbery conviction. During the robbery, he told an employee he...

The Crimes That Texas Juveniles Most Commonly Commit

Growing up isn’t easy. Even when you can count your blessings on more than two hands, your child still has to learn to navigate this...