Not all traffic infractions lead to tickets. Sometimes, traffic offenses lead to criminal charges, possibly even felony allegations. People get arrested for driving while intoxicated (DWI) offenses because they overestimate their alcohol tolerance or underestimate how...
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Social media usage and divorce don’t play well together
Divorce is usually a very emotional time. Some people may turn to social media to vent about the process. Yet, if you’re getting divorced and you’re a frequent social media user, it may behoove you to take time off these websites and apps. Even if you do still use...
Can divorce wipe you out financially?
Divorce is an emotionally draining experience, and the financial implications of this process can be equally stressful. If you’re contemplating divorce, you might be worried about splitting assets, spousal support and affording to live on your own. While divorce can...
How big of an impact can a drug charge have on my life long-term?
There are many ways for people to run afoul of Texas controlled substance laws. Simply possessing or being under the influence of certain substances could lead to an individual's prosecution for a possession offense. Transferring medication to other people, even if...
Who keeps the house in a Texas divorce?
Financial issues are often the top concern during Texas divorces. People don't want to undermine their financial stability or lose their most valuable assets. Some people even stay in unhappy or unhealthy marriages to avoid the expense of divorce and the challenges of...
What factors influence a child support agreement?
Child support represents every parent’s obligation to provide for their progeny’s basic needs, including food, clothing and shelter. When parents separate or divorce, that usually means dividing up the support obligation according to each parent’s financial means....
What is an ‘aggravating factor’ and how can it impact my case?
The charges that prosecutors file against someone accused of breaking the law in Texas depend on the ins and outs of an individual’s situation. Prosecutors must behave in accordance with state law. They generally choose what charges to pursue based on the evidence...
Certain choices involving prescribed drugs can lead to charges
When people discuss criminal charges related to drugs, the focus is almost always on prohibited substances that the state and federal government both recognize as dangerous to the public, like MDMA, heroin and methamphetamine. However, Texas state prosecutors also...
When can I modify my child custody arrangement?
Everyone's life, including parents' lives, change and evolve. When parents are divorced, and there is a custody agreement in place, there is a process for changing or modifying that custody arrangement. Whether it is the necessity to move out of state, a significant...
Does community property mean an even split between spouses?
There are typically three types of issues that complicate Texas divorces. It can be very challenging for people to negotiate custody arrangements when they share minor children. Couples also argue quite a bit about support obligations for children or dependent...