Texas has some of the strictest laws, sentencing and penalties in the nation and its laws regarding minors and alcohol are no exception. Teenagers will be teenagers and regardless of the generation, they continue to push the limits in regards to alcohol consumption. Not much ...
Read MoreUnder the Texas Code of Criminal Procedure , bail is defined as “the security given by the accused that he will appear and answer before the court the ...
View MoreAre you disabled and divorced? Did your former spouse pass away? If so, you may qualify for Social Security Disabled Surviving Spouse benefits, which ...
View MoreWhile the laws vary slightly from state-to-state, drivers across the country are expected to provide a sample of their blood or breath if they are ...
View MoreThese days, just about everyone between the ages of 13 and 80 have a smartphone and each year, the minimum age to own a cellphone seems to get younger ...
View MoreAccording to the Texas Department of Transportation, “Vehicle crashes are the leading cause of death among teenagers.” TxDOT goes on to say that teen ...
View MoreAcross the globe, many countries are afflicted with turmoil, which directly affects the people, especially those residing in war-torn countries and ...
View MoreIn Texas, a minor can be charged as an adult for driving while intoxicated (DWI) and for a drug-related offense. This means that a minor can face the ...
View MoreAre you facing criminal charges for kidnapping, sexual assault , aggravated assault, robbery, manslaughter or murder ? If you are accused of ...
View MoreAs a licensed driver in Texas, you’re familiar with the fact that you can be arrested for driving while intoxicated (DWI) if you’re caught driving ...
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