Category: Criminal Law

In more than 30 U.S. states, residents can buy liquor at their local Walmarts and Costcos, but that’s not the case in the Lone Star

Are you a crime victim who is interested in attending a court proceeding? Or, are you a family member of a crime victim, or even

You’re probably very familiar with the criminal justice system and how so much of a case depends on physical evidence. For example, if detectives don’t

Across the country, sexual assault is downright illegal. In Texas, it can be charged as sexual assault or aggravated sexual assault depending on the facts

Were you arrested in Texas? Or, were you convicted of a crime? Whether or not your arrest turned into a conviction, you may be wondering,

Supplemental Security Income (SSI) is not the same thing as Social Security Disability (SSD). SSI is described as a federal income supplement program, and the

It’s one thing to worry about obtaining Social Security Disability benefits for yourself if you’re single and disabled, but if you have a family to