Criminal Lawyer Driving while intoxicated, better known as “DWI”, is when you have been charged with operating a motor vehicle while “intoxicated”. The Texas penal code has defined legally “intoxicated” as: 1) not having the normal use of your mental or physical faculties by reason of the introduction of alcohol, a controlled substance, a drug,…

Criminal Lawyer Being sentenced for a criminal offense will change your life in ways you may not even imagine. And while these decisions can be detrimental to your future, it is not always “the end” for you. In most cases, when a verdict is made the criminal case is closed. However, there are times when…

DWI Lawyer Most people are aware that being arrested for impaired driving will likely result in a minimum of a license suspension and a maximum penalty of jail time. However, fewer people are probably aware of the limits or intoxication levels that will result in an arrest. Even fewer still don’t understand that there are…

Criminal defense lawyer If you’ve been scheduled to complete a deposition, that means that you are likely giving testimony in a civil case. It may be your own case, with you as a party to the litigation, or you may simply be a witness in someone else’s case. Either way, there are a few things…

Family Lawyer The guidelines for parental visitation differentiate depending on the state the parties are located. For the State of Texas, the standard possession order must remain uniform throughout the period of conservatorship. In the United States of America, the conservator is the legal term referring to the guardian or parent appointed by a judge,…

You’re looking for a pro bono lawyer to handle your case, and you’re running into trouble. You’re getting a lot of “no.” Why is that? Pro bono is a term that means “for the public good.” In other words, a pro bono lawyer is providing their services for free. In the legal profession, there has…