Texas Criminal Defense & Family Law Blog

Being arrested and charged with a crime in Texas can feel extremely stressful. A conviction could lead to jail time, steep fines, and a criminal record that severely impacts your future freedom. Fortunately, being charged is not the same as being convicted. In fact, many cases never make it to […]...

Domestic violence charges are aggressively pursued by prosecutors in Texas. Once police make an arrest, the case often moves forward regardless of whether the alleged victim no longer wants to press charges.  Learning about how prosecutors handle Texas domestic violence cases is critical if you’re facing allegations. Their strategies are […]...

Getting arrested for driving while intoxicated can be overwhelming for anyone, all the more so if you’ve never been in trouble with the law before.  A first offense might seem less serious than repeat charges, but Texas still treats it as a criminal matter with lasting consequences. From fines and […]...

Hacking a phone in Texas is more than just a breach of privacy; it’s a criminal offense that can carry serious penalties. Under both Texas and federal law, accessing someone else’s phone without permission can lead to criminal charges, regardless of whether you steal anything or cause damage.  If you’re […]...

For medical professionals and other qualified individuals seeking to handle controlled substances legally in the United States, obtaining a DEA (Drug Enforcement Administration) registration number is a critical step.  This number, known as a DEA license or DEA number, authorizes practitioners to prescribe, administer, or dispense controlled substances in accordance […]...