Affording the cost of a college education in Texas usually means that you will have to look for some type of financial aid. Most people cannot afford to pay for college without some help. That is why the government provides financial aid options. To get approved for...
If your child has just been arrested for driving while intoxicated (DWI) or driving under the influence (DUI) of drugs, they may face criminal charges. Depending on their age, the severity of the charge may vary. Texas has a zero-tolerance policy. This means that any...
For many Texans, late summer into early fall is a favorite time of the year. Families take the opportunity to get away and relax, while excitement slowly builds for football season. For those same reasons, it’s also a period notorious for drunk and dangerous driving....
In the movies and on television, criminal charges always lead to thorough investigations and dramatic courtroom encounters. But that’s not how things really work. In the real world, more than 97% of all charges lead to plea bargains, and innocent Texans may find...
While you want to believe a child when he or she says something terrible has been done to him or her, you also have to be aware that sometimes adults coach a child to say something happened when it did not. Such accusations can be damaging to your reputation and life...
In order to convict you of a crime in Texas, the prosecutor must be able to prove you are guilty beyond a reasonable doubt – at least in theory. Sadly, the criminal justice system is not perfect. It is possible for you to receive a wrongful conviction. In fact,...
