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How Much Jail Time Can You Get for Assault in Texas?
The jail or prison time someone can face for an assault charge in Texas varies enormously, ranging from no jail at all to decades in prison, depending…
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Is Domestic Violence a Felony in Texas? Key Facts
Domestic violence is not automatically a felony in Texas, but it can become one quickly depending on the circumstances. Many cases begin as misdemeano…
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Assault Charges in Collin County: What Happens After an Arrest?
If you are arrested for assault in Collin County, the process moves quickly. Within a short time, you will appear before a magistrate, bond will be se…
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Assault vs. Aggravated Assault in Texas: Key Legal Differences
In Texas, the difference between assault and aggravated assault can determine whether a charge is handled as a misdemeanor or a felony, and what level…
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Standard Bond Conditions for a DWI
If you have been arrested or charged with driving while intoxicated (DWI), chances are you will have bond conditions, which are rules ordered by a jud…
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How’s a Defense Attorney Going to Help Me?
If you are facing a criminal charge or believe you may be a suspect in a crime, you need a criminal defense attorney. However, potential clients usual…
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What Is An Expunction?
Do criminal records disappear after a certain period of time? No. If you have been charged with a crime (not a traffic ticket) the arrest record will …
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Should I Talk to The Police?
I hope you never experience the dilemma of receiving a call from a police officer requesting an interview. If you do end up in this situation, take a …