Author Archives: Deandra Grant

How to Talk to Your Probation Officer During the Pandemic

How to Talk to Your Probation Officer During the Pandemic

Dutifully fulfilling your obligations while on probation can be challenging enough. However, the pandemic has posed unprecedented obstacles. Apart from adjusting to new ways of completing one’s probationary period, other cautionary measures need to be taken into account. While the average American on probation serves just under two years, COVID-19 will affect just how soon […]

First Offense DWI: What You Need to Know

First Offense DWI What You Need to Know

Driving while intoxicated is never a good combination. It gets compounded when you’re pulled over by police and cited for a DWI. A first offense DWI is a serious charge and should get addressed immediately. Since it’s your first time DWI offense, you may be inclined to accept the charge and not fight it in court. This […]

First Offense, Second, and Third DWI: What You Should Know

First Offense, Second, and Third DWI What You Should Know

DWIs devastate communities all over Texas. Alcohol and drugs contributed to more than 18,000 car accidents in Texas in 2019. More than 700 of those accidents resulted in at least one fatality. That’s why the state of Texas provides strict guidelines for a DWI, even for a first offense. Every driver needs to understand what Texas regulations […]

Firm Name Changed to Deandra Grant Law

Deandra Grant

We are excited to announce that our firm’s name has changed from Hamilton Grant PC to Deandra Grant Law. The update reflects the structure of our teams in our North, East, and South Texas, which are led by Attorney Deandra Grant. Our name has changed, but our level of service has not. We continue to uphold our values […]

What Does the 6th Amendment Guarantee?

What Does the 6th Amendment Guarantee

How familiar are you with the United States Constitution? Many people think that they know the rights that the Constitution guarantees them, but in reality, they’re often off-base. Do you know what the 6th amendment does for you? The 6th amendment isn’t as familiar to most people as the first, second, and fifth amendments. You […]

Will a DWI First Offense Ruin Your Life?

Will a DWI First Offense Ruin Your Life

About 13% of weekend, nighttime drivers had marijuana in their systems within a single year. The chances of fatalities increases as marijuana use continues to rise. In fact, marijuana users are 25% more likely to get into a crash than sober drivers. Were you recently pulled over after driving under the influence (DWI)? A DWI first offense could […]

What Are the Most Common Bail Bond Conditions?

What Are the Most Common Bail Bond Conditions

In 2019 the US had over 1.4 million people in state and federal prisons. So if you find yourself in the same situation, you aren’t alone. When you’re facing criminal charges, you’re often required to pay a bail bond. But how much do you know about common bail conditions? Not knowing is not an excuse, and failing to meet […]

Personal Injury Law Basics: What Every Citizen Should Know

Personal Injury Law Basics What Every Citizen Should Know

Are you interested in learning more about personal injury law? Every U.S. citizen and resident should know the basics of personal injury law. Each year, personal injury law preserves each person’s right to live a life free from harm that comes about due to negligence. Familiarizing yourself with personal injury law helps you know when […]

What Happens If You Cause an Accident While Drunk in Texas?

What Happens If You Cause an Accident While Drunk in Texas

In Texas, a first-time driving while intoxicated offense, without any aggravating factors, is a Class B misdemeanor. Penalties upon a conviction include 3 to 180 days in jail and/or a fine of up to $2,000. CONTACT OUR TEXAS DWI ATTORNEYS! The level of charge, and subsequently the fine and term of incarceration you face, can […]

DWI Vs DUI: What’s the Difference?

DWI Vs DUI What’s the Difference

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), 1.7 percent of drivers in the United States report driving after drinking too much. In Texas, that percentage climbs to 2.2 percent. For individuals dealing with impairments charges, it can be confusing to find out what to do and what their rights are. If you’ve been charged […]