Your “friend’s” actions constitute multiple crimes in the state of Texas. Especially depending on your (and the boy’s) age/s. If this person makes...

The State can proceed with charges even if you indicate that you don’t want to prosecute those charges. The ability to prosecute belongs to the...

If police are still investigating a possible crime, and your link to it, then yes— you can still be charged later. It’s not necessarily worth...

That notation is for a designation hearing. Those happen early in the case. If you don’t have an attorney already, you need to hire one. If your...

In the letter, you: apologize, own up to what you did, meaningfully explain why the you did was an isolated event (not something you’ll do again),...

No, the DA has full discretion on whether or not to charge someone with a crime. It’s a common misconception that the DA/prosecutor represents the...

It means the Defendant can’t communicate with the protected person/people or their family/household, period. No talking, texting, emailing, etc....

You should certainly contact some personal injury attorneys. They work on contingency, so they get a percentage of your ultimate settlement...

I’m not aware of a specific time limit for when your PO will deem your failure to provide a urine sample a “refusal”. This is a conversation you...

The case could go on indefinitely, as murder is a crime for which there is no statute of limitations. However, what your son needs is a good...