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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...

Will DUI Show on Background Check? How a Conviction Impacts Your Future All criminal arrests will typically show on a background check unless they are expunged or sealed. A DWI is no exception. Even though you may consider it a...

What is the Role of a Criminal Defense Attorney? You may have never thought about the role of a criminal defense attorney beyond what you’ve seen on TV shows and movies. But how much of that is accurate? What does...

Understanding Misdemeanor Classes in Texas: A Comprehensive Guide While misdemeanors are not as serious as felony offenses, they should still be taken very seriously. This post discusses the different levels of misdemeanor crimes, from the lowest level fine-only Class C...

Understanding Assault Fam House Mem Impede Breath: A Guide to Third-Degree Felony Consequences If your charges look something like “assault fam house mem impede breath circulat” you may be trying to decipher what it means. Well, it means that your...

What Does It Mean to Be Charged with a Crime? Understanding Your Rights and Next Steps A criminal charge, also known as criminal charges, begins the process in the criminal justice system. Typically, a charge begins when law enforcement files...

What are the Consequences of Violating Probation in Texas: A Guide Probation sucks. You know it, I know it, your probation officer knows it. It’s expensive, time-consuming, and stressful. If you violate probation, you may end up staring down the...

Can You Leave the State with a Pending Felony Charge? Before you go any further, just know that the answer is “maybe”. That’s because no two felony cases are alike. For some cases, you will be supervised on bond, while...

Statute of Limitation Texas: A Comprehensive Guide to Understanding the Laws The Statute of Limitations in criminal cases is often misunderstood. For example, many people think that if they have not gone to trial within the applicable statute of limitations,...