Blogs

• Interlock Ignition Devices and Texas DWI Laws

  Posted Oct 15

  If you’re facing DWI charges, you may be wondering whether you will need an ignition interlock device or not if you’re convicted of a DWI. These devices are designed to protect the public from those with a history of drinking and driving, while also allowing...

• Can DWI Penalties Be Reduced in Texas?

  Posted Jun 22

  A lot of people believe that once they are arrested and charged with a DWI, they’re as good as convicted, but this is not true. You can fight a DWI charge and win—we do it all the time. Even if the police do have a lot of evidence against you, there are stil...

• Felony and Misdemeanor Penalties in Texas

  Posted Mar 13

  In Texas, as in other states, criminal offenses are divided into misdemeanors and felonies. Misdemeanors are considered less serious, and these offenses may be punishable by fines or up to twelve months in jail. Conversely, felonies are considered more serious and carry...

• The Difference Between Theft, Robbery, and Burglary in Texas

  Posted October 3, 2017

  Words describing the act of stealing someone’s property are often confused, but there are actually distinct differences between theft, robbery, and burglary. Whatever the offense is called, if you’ve been charged with stealing property, you will likely want ...