Unlawful Carry at an Airport | Prohibited Places
What Happens If You Accidentally Bring a Gun into the Airport? Picture this: You’re standing in a long security line at the airport. You’re late for your flight, your phone…
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Eight Common Holiday Crimes to Watch Out For
The eight most common holiday crimes in Texas are DWI, public intoxication, shoplifting, credit card fraud, family violence, disorderly conduct, package theft, and burglary. Each carries serious penalties under Texas…
Hit by a Government Vehicle in Texas? No Fee Unless We Win
If a city truck, county vehicle, state trooper, or TxDOT crew hit you, this is not a normal insurance claim. Texas law shields governmental entities from most lawsuits, and the…
What Is Probable Cause in Texas?
If a police officer arrested you, searched your car, or got a warrant for your home, one phrase decides whether that was legal: probable cause. It is one of the…
Invasive Visual Recording in Texas
⚠️ IMPORTANT LAW CHANGE (Effective September 1, 2025): Texas law regarding invasive visual recording has been significantly amended. Most notably, this offense now requires sex offender registration, and the definition…
Child Custody for Fathers
Navigating child custody can be particularly challenging for fathers. Despite evolving societal norms, many fathers feel disadvantaged in custody disputes. There’s a common misconception that Texas law favors mothers. This…
Post-Divorce Checklist: Steps to a Successful Fresh Start
Divorce marks the beginning of a new chapter in your life. As you navigate this transition, it’s crucial to take proactive steps to ensure your financial, legal, and personal matters…
How Are Business Assets Divided in a Texas Divorce?
How Are Business Assets Divided in a Texas Divorce? A business is often one of a person’s most valuable assets, not only financially but also personally. A successful business takes…
Intentional Underemployment in Texas Divorce
What is Intentional Underemployment in Texas Divorce? Intentional underemployment occurs when an individual deliberately reduces their income to avoid paying a higher amount of child or spousal support. Texas courts…