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09/20/2021

If you are a parent in Texas and you’re getting divorced, your ability to see your children and maintain your relationship with them will be your top priority. Learn what the law in Texas provides regarding child custody and visitation by reading here: https://attorneysdfw.com/how-often-will-i-see-my-kids-after-divorce/

09/13/2021

What is a “common-law” marriage? In Texas, that question can be difficult to answer, and a divorce can be quite complicated. How do the courts handle divorces that dissolve common-law marriages? For the answers you may need – and for more about divorcing in Texas – read here:

Common law marriage and divorce: Texas is a state that recognizes common law marriage. If ... divorce

09/06/2021

Driving while intoxicated – DWI – happens whenever someone who is intoxicated operates a vehicle. However, driving under the influence of intoxicating drugs is also considered DWI in Texas. What steps should you take if you are charged with a drug-related DWI? Read here:

Were you charged with a DWI but did not have alcohol in your system? Seeking the legal advice of a Tarrant County DWI attorney can help you out with your tricky situation.

08/30/2021

In Texas, if you are planning or anticipating a divorce, how does the legal process begin? Should you speak directly to your spouse about getting divorced? When should you speak to a Texas divorce attorney? For the answers you may need about divorce in this state, read here:

Are you going to file for divorce but do not know where to start? A Tarrant County divorce attorney can get your process started and help you along the way.

08/23/2021

Under what circumstances is the use of deadly force considered legally justifiable and “reasonable” in Texas? How is self-defense defined by Texas law? To better understand the laws governing self-defense and the use of deadly force in this state, read:

Under the law, a person’s use of deadly force will be presumed reasonable if someone enters or attempts to enter, that person’s occupied home, vehicle or workplace “unlawfully and with force.” There is no duty to retreat, as there once was, even if it was possible to retreat. The use of dead...

08/16/2021

What are prenuptial agreements and how do they work in Texas? What can be included in a prenuptial agreement? Will your prenuptial agreement be enforced by the court? For the answers you may need if you’re about to get married in this state, read here: https://attorneysdfw.com/proposing-a-prenup/

08/09/2021

A courtroom trial isn’t your only option for resolving disputes in a divorce. Many couples choose mediation. What is mediation? What are its advantages? For some answers and insights about the mediation option for divorcing couples in Texas, read here:

If you are considering filing for divorce, or you have a pending divorce, the option is available to you. You’ve got nothing to lose. The attorneys at Hardy Law Group, PLLC, are experienced in representing clients in mediation and have achieved success for many clients. Whether your case involves ...

08/02/2021

What is the definition of bail? How is bail handled in Texas? How is a bail amount determined in a criminal case? Can a Texas criminal defense lawyer help you have your bail amount reduced or eliminated? Learn how bail works in the Texas criminal justice system by reading here:

The bail bond system in Texas is complex and can present challenges to those accused of a crime. In a future article, we will discuss other subtopics, such as how bail is set when a warrant is issued for probation revocation and the rules for fixing bond conditions (special rules you must follow whi...

07/26/2021

Since 2019, you may legally possess brass knuckles and clubs in Texas, and the possession of these items cannot be used by law enforcement to detain, search, and arrest citizens. Learn more about brass knuckles, clubs, and your legal rights in Texas by reading here:

Beginning Sunday, September 1, 2019, Texans may legally possess brass knuckles for the first time since 1918. Currently, brass knuckles are prohibited in Texas.