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  • What to Know About Texas Criminal Courts

    Whether you’re here to learn or you’re due an appearance in front of the Texas criminal courts, there’s plenty of information worth knowing. In Texas, the offense committed determines which court system a hearing will take place in. It’s reasonably complex, with each judicial...
  • Texas DWI Penalties

    In Texas, even your very first conviction can result in harsh penalties and saddle you with a permanent criminal history.  People are often surprised to learn even a first-time conviction for a DWI in Texas can result in a suspended license, in addition to potential fines and even jail time.&n...
  • What to Know About Texas Criminal Courts

    Getting charged with a crime is a distressing event. But everyone has the right to a fair trial, regardless of the nature of the charges they’re facing. When you’ve been charged with a crime, asserting your right to legal counsel should be your top priority. A Tarrant County criminal la...
  • Dealing with Criminal Charges in Tarrant County

    When you’re arrested for a felony or misdemeanor, it can be one of the scariest moments of your life. Of course, the consequences of a conviction could be legally difficult—but you’re also worried about how a criminal record will impact your reputation and relationships.  The...
  • Saving Your License After a DWI Charge in Texas

    There are a great many negative consequences to being convicted of a DWI in Texas. You could spend time in jail, be placed on probation, be forced to pay fines, lose your job, and suffer from embarrassment. You could wind up with a crime on your record for the rest of your life. In addition to the a...
  • Is a Lawyer Necessary for a Misdemeanor Charge?

    When you are charged with a misdemeanor criminal offense, you might think that hiring an attorney is a waste of time because a misdemeanor isn’t a serious charge, but this is far from the truth. Although a misdemeanor isn’t as severe as a felony charge, it can still come with hefty fines...
  • Can DWIs Be Expunged in Texas?

    Many moons ago, you were arrested and charged with a DWI in Texas, and now you want to know whether you can get that pesky charge off your record. You’re not alone. Many people realize later that a DWI charge can do a lot of damage to their lives. Your employment prospects could be limited b...
  • Interlock Ignition Devices and Texas DWI Laws

    If you’re facing DWI charges, you may be wondering whether you will need an ignition interlock device or not if you’re convicted of a DWI. These devices are designed to protect the public from those with a history of drinking and driving, while also allowing you to get to work and to the...
  • Can DWI Penalties Be Reduced in Texas?

    A lot of people believe that once they are arrested and charged with a DWI, they’re as good as convicted, but this is not true. You can fight a DWI charge and win—we do it all the time. Even if the police do have a lot of evidence against you, there are still ways to get your DWI charge ...
  • Felony and Misdemeanor Penalties in Texas

    In Texas, as in other states, criminal offenses are divided into misdemeanors and felonies. Misdemeanors are considered less serious, and these offenses may be punishable by fines or up to twelve months in jail. Conversely, felonies are considered more serious and carry prison terms of more than twe...