Delta 9 THC is legal in Texas, but marijuana is not, though they come from the same plant. And if you're caught with a legal product, you can still be …
Read More →In Texas, robbery is a crime committed against another person. Burglary applies to buildings, vehicles, or structures. It doesn't require human interaction.
Read More →Texas has a zero-tolerance law for drivers under age 21, meaning it is illegal for them to drink alcohol unless accompanied by a parent, guardian, or spouse.
Read More →Many clients who have had their Texas driver’s licenses confiscated during a DWI stop don't know they can report it as lost and get a replacement. Here's how.
Read More →Aside from the time between your arrest and release on bail, statistics show that it’s unlikely you’ll serve jail time for a first DWI offense Some clients actually prefer to …
Read More →If you're arrested for DWI in Texas, you won't lose your driving privileges for about 40 days. But you must act quickly to lower the risk of license suspension.
Read More →Anyone charged with family violence may be ordered to complete a Batterer Intervention and Prevention Program (BIPP). Learn about the requirements and costs.
Read More →It's always stressful to be pulled over by police, but your actions in those first few minutes may mean the difference between a warning, ticket, or an arrest.
Read More →The criminal penalties that come with a DWI sound scary, but the truth is that collateral damage is also costly. Here are 17 ways a conviction could affect you.
Read More →In Texas, you don't lose your driving privileges immediately after a DWI arrest. However, you must act quickly if you want to avoid driver's license suspension.
Read More →Ben Michael of Michael & Associates explains what you need to know about DUI/DWI traffic stops, what comes next, and how to get the best outcome for your case.
Read More →All DUI and most first-offense DWIs are classified as misdemeanors, and you can still buy a gun If your DWI is for a more serious offense, you could face felony …
Read More →Remain calm and don’t answer any questions Contact an attorney as soon as possible during the booking process There are several ways to resolve a DWI case before a trial …
Read More →If you've been convicted of DWI in Texas, it's possible (but unlikely) that you may be denied entry if you try to visit Mexico. Here's what you should know.
Read More →When private information is posted on a public website with malicious intent, it's called doxxing. It's a type of cyberbulling that's mostly illegal in Texas.
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