Texas takes online impersonation seriously. No matter the circumstances of your offense, arrest, and charge, talk to an attorney about your case. Getting a misdemeanor for online impersonation can stay on your record, resulting in jail time and haunting you down the road. A felony has even deeper implications, making it difficult to find...

The first call you make after a DWI arrest in Houston should be to an experienced attorney. Texas is notorious for its strict alcohol and drug laws. Zero-tolerance policies, severe penalties, and lifelong ramifications for driving while intoxicated (DWI) serve to discourage motorists from drinking and driving. Law officers are stringent in enforcing Texas’...

It shocks many individuals who have undergone arrest for felonies but never received a conviction to find out that they still have a criminal record in Texas. Unfortunately, receiving a case dismissal or a not-guilty verdict does not erase a history of crime. Under these circumstances, the only way to remove a criminal history...

In Texas, paying money for sex is illegal. Known under Texas law as “solicitation of prostitution,” this crime can result in jail time and hefty fines. Arrest or conviction for the solicitation of prostitution can inflict major damages upon a person’s reputation, potentially leading to loss of employment and broken ties with family or...

When the police accuse someone of a crime, it is common for the person to feel the need to defend him/herself immediately. Unfortunately, this feeling of urgency can cause the individual to make mistakes that do more harm than good to the case. In many situations, people who attempt to clear their names accidentally...