What is a Second Degree Felony in Texas? Penal Code 12.33
Charged With a Second-Degree Felony? Two to twenty years is what the statute says. What actually happens depends on the defense. Start yours now. Talk to a Felony Defense LawyerAnswered…
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Case Dismissed! What Does it Really Mean and Can it be Reopened?
Case Dismissed… When you’ve been charged with a crime and your freedom and livelihood are on the line, there’s nothing better than hearing the words, “Case Dismissed.” Getting criminal charges…
Texas Bail Bond Disparities: 238K Bonds Analyzed
Bail bond amounts in Texas depend heavily on where you’re arrested. Our analysis of more than 238,000 bail bonds across five major Texas counties reveals that for the same offense,…
Do I Need the Co-Parent’s Permission for Sports?
In Texas, you generally do not need your co-parent’s permission to sign your child up for sports or extracurricular activities unless your court order specifically requires it. If your divorce…
Parental Alienation in Texas: What You Need to Know
What is parental alienation in Texas? Parental alienation, or Parental Alienation Syndrome (PAS), occurs when a parent intentionally pits the child against the other parent in an attempt to cause…
Illegal Internet Search Attorney
Illegal Internet Search Attorney When Is An Internet Search Illegal in Texas? Google averaged 8.5 billion searches a day in 2022. That’s nearly 100,000 Internet searches every second. Anyone with…
Walmart Forklift Death: Answers for Elena Rios
On February 16, 2024, Elena Rios, a mother of four and grandmother of 13, was tragically killed in a forklift accident at a north Fort Worth Walmart distribution center. Elena…
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…
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…