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How to Help Someone in an Abusive Relationship

How to Help Someone in an Abusive Relationship

Every year, more than 10 million Americans will experience psychological and physical abuse from a loved one. This is a sobering statistic that means you likely know someone who has been in an abusive relationship or will experience one in the future. At some point, a friend or family member may open up to you about their […]

Can You Challenge DWI Blood Test Results?

Can You Challenge DWI Blood Test Results

If an officer arrests you on suspicion of driving while intoxicated, they may subject you to a chemical test to determine how much alcohol was in your system. In Texas, a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of .08 while operating a vehicle is illegal. Thus, if the results reveal that you were at or above the limit, you […]

3 Tips for Men Reporting Domestic Violence

3 Tips for Men Reporting Domestic Violence

The National Domestic Violence Hotline claims that nearly one-third of women and one-tenth of men have experienced stalking, domestic or sexual violence at the hands of an intimate partner. These people also reported that these events impacted their lives in some notable way. However, it’s difficult to know how accurate these statistics are because some victims won’t […]

What’s the Difference Between a DWI and a DUI?

What's the Difference Between a DWI and a DUI

In Texas, it’s illegal to drink and drive. People might refer to this offense as driving while intoxicated (DWI) or driving under the influence (DUI). Although these terms are often used interchangeably, in Texas, they are two separate crimes. What distinguishes a DWI from a DUI is the age of the alleged offender. What Is […]

Do I Have to Give the Cops My Name?

Do I Have to Give the Cops My Name

In the U.S., if you’re involved in an interaction with law enforcement officials, you have the right to remain silent. But does that protection extend to providing your name to the police? Can you lawfully refuse to give your personal identifying information when you’ve been detained or arrested? In Texas, the answers to those questions […]

Know Your Rights! A Complete Guide to Domestic Violence Victims Rights

Know Your Rights! A Complete Guide to Domestic Violence Victims Rights

Around 24 people are the victims of some kind of domestic violence every minute in the US. This is one of the most difficult situations anyone can find themselves in. Your life partner should be the person you trust and rely on, not someone who tries to cause you harm. If you do find yourself having to […]

How Serious Is a Public Intoxication Charge in Texas?

How Serious Is a Public Intoxication Charge in Texas?

Is Public Intoxication a Crime? In Texas, public intoxication is a crime. Under Texas Penal Code 49.02, public intoxication is defined as being in a public space while normal physical or mental faculties are altered by alcohol/and or drugs. For a person to be charged under this statute, their inebriated state must have made them a […]

How Can an Austin DUI Attorney Help?

How Can an Austin DUI Attorney Help

If you’re arrested for driving while intoxicated in Austin, Texas, you could be facing some serious penalties. The legal and financial consequences of your arrest could affect you for the rest of your life. Because of this, it’s important that you hire a reliable, experienced, and qualified Austin DUI attorney. So continue reading and we’ll walk […]

5 Tips for Documenting Domestic Violence for Your Case

5 Tips for Documenting Domestic Violence for Your Case

Did you know that 1 in 3 women, as well as 1 in 4 men, have experienced some type of physical violence by an intimate partner? Sadly, domestic violence is quite common. What’s even more frustrating is that it can often be difficult to prove domestic violence in the courtroom. If you’re experiencing domestic violence at the […]