Divorce affects all aspects of your life, with financial elements taking the forefront. If you own a business in Texas, you need to take steps to ensure that you suffer the least amount of economic damage before you sign the final divorce papers. What is at stake in...
DUI laws can get complicated at times, and it can be difficult to know when law enforcement can require a breath test. Police officers can't just stop motorists and test them for no reason: There are specific indicators that give officers probable cause to stop a...
Residents of Texas who take legally-prescribed drugs need to be aware that it’s possible to face DWI charges while taking those drugs. It’s important to understand why this is the case. Is it illegal to drive when you take prescription drugs? As long as you're not...
You may have heard that some attorneys advise potential clients not to perform the breath-alcohol test when requested by a police officer. The idea is that blowing into that breathalyzer gives the officer clear evidence that you are drunk, assuming you are. Why would...
Parents in the Dallas-Fort Worth area of Texas who have ended their marriage have to focus on what’s best for their children. The right co-parenting plan is important. Why should you avoid the 50/50 co-parenting plan? The 50/50 co-parenting plan is popular and often...
In criminal cases, probable cause must be met before law enforcement may make arrests, conduct searches, seize property and obtain warrants. Probable cause has direct ties to the U.S. Constitution’s Fourth Amendment, which protects Americans from illegal searches and...
In Texas, people who are in the middle of a troubled marriage might not yet be certain they want to get a divorce. In many states, that would open the door to the possibility of a legal separation. However, Texas does not have a law allowing couples to legally...
Making the decision to get a Texas divorce is never easy. But when you have children, it may become even more complicated. You want to do what's best for them, but you also need to think about yourself. How can you make sure that your kids are okay during and after...
Under the U.S. Constitution, criminal defendants have the right to confront or cross-examine witnesses in court under the Sixth Amendment. Such cross-examinations are meant to take place in person. If not, a violation of the constitutional rights exists. A recent U.S....
Being charged with a criminal offense is stressful and scary, especially if it is as serious as manslaughter. However, it doesn't mean that you can't fight the charges and get a desirable outcome. If you have been accused of manslaughter, it is important to understand...