Texas Courts Structure and Statistics…
The existing Texas court system was established by an amendment to the state Constitution in 1891. Below is a description
How Should I Incorporate my Business?
Numerous methods are available to form your business, each with its own benefits and disadvantages. A business owner who
Can I Recover Attorney’s Fees in my Lawsuit?
In a civil lawsuit you may recover attorney’s fees in limited circumstances. Texas follows the American rule in which attorney’s
Pretrial Dispositions of Criminal Cases
The vast majority of criminal cases never go to trial. These cases are either disposed of by a plea bargain
Consequences of a DWI (Part Two)
A few weeks ago, we discussed the criminal consequences of a driving while intoxicated (DWI) charge in Texas. This article
Consequences of a DWI (Part One)
This article is part one of a two-part series outlining the consequences of driving while intoxicated (DWI) in Texas. This
Non-disclosure of Criminal Records
Like expunctions, orders of non-disclosure can prevent the disclosure, from the general public, of the existence of a criminal record.
Expunctions in Texas
A criminal record can have far-reaching consequences, even if the criminal charges do not result in a conviction. Fortunately, Texas
Cost-effective Probate Alternatives When a Person Dies Without a Will
If your loved one passed away without a will, Texas law provides several options for settling the affairs of his
What to Do if a Default Judgment is Taken Against You
A default judgment is a judgment that is taken against someone that’s been sued when the person sued (defendant) is