Category: Criminal Law

You’re probably familiar with the terms “robbery” and “burglary” but if you’re like a lot of people, you may not understand the difference. When someone

When you’re driving along and minding your own business, it can be unnerving to encounter an aggressive driver who suddenly and irrationally turns their frustrations

American citizens have certain enforceable rights, which are known as “civil rights.” In the United States, civil rights include the right to vote, freedom of

Have you been accused of resisting arrest in Plano, Dallas, or anywhere else in Texas? If so, you probably have questions, and reasonably so! What

So, you’re in the market for a new place to live. You have your security deposit and now you’re looking to rent the perfect house

Are you a conditional permanent resident who received a green card for just two years? Perhaps your plans changed since you came to the United States and

What does release on your own recognizance (OR) mean exactly? It’s basically bail, but it doesn’t cost you anything; you can consider it free bail.

Are you facing driving while intoxicated (DWI) charges in Plano or Dallas? If so, you may be trying to decide whether to plead guilty or to fight

It’s no secret; Texas is a BIG state and much like the State of California, Texas residents rely on their vehicles to get to and