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Find the Best Accident Lawyers in Fort Worth for Your Personal Injury Case If you’ve been involved in an auto accident in Fort Worth, finding the right accident lawyer is crucial to securing the compensation you deserve. ATX Legal is...

Houston Vehicle Accident Lawyer: ATX Legal handles cases across the state Based in the state capitol, ATX Legal handles personal injury cases across Texas, including Houston. ATX Legal offers the attention and care of a boutique law firm. We can...

Will Probation Show Up on a Background Check? By definition, in Texas probation is a conviction and will show up on a background check, though the check might not be able to show that you are currently on probation. There...

A Guide to the Statute of Limitations in Texas for Personal Injury: Know Your Rights If you have been injured and are considering filing a lawsuit, it’s best to begin as soon as possible. Whether you hire an attorney or...

The Complete Guide: How to Get Your Record Expunged In Texas, the process to get your record expunged (essentially deleted from all public records) is with a petition for expunction. The process to seal your record (hide from public view,...

Is DWI a Felony in Texas? Understanding the Charges and Penalties While DWI in Texas is typically charged as a misdemeanor, there are circumstances that lead to felony DWI charges. 1. If you have two previous DWI convictions, a 3rd...

Understanding the UCW Charge in Texas: Definition, Penalties, and Defenses Unlawful carrying weapons is a charge I often see in conjunction with another charge. That is because a prerequisite of the charge in some cases is that a person intentionally,...

Finding Affordable Help: How to Work with Low Cost DUI Lawyers Let’s get something out of the way. A DUI/DWI is going to be expensive, with or without an experienced DUI attorney. I believe that a private attorney will make...

Understanding Assault vs Battery: Key Differences and Distinctions Let’s get something out of the way right off the bat. In Texas, there is no separate charge for battery. The Texas criminal code has merged the two doctrines so that crimes...