Off the Case: Grounds for Recusal in Texas
Every year in courthouses across the state, judges and prosecutors are recused from cases or investigations — sometimes voluntarily, sometimes…
Case Analytics and the Criminal Justice System: A Look at Tarrant County
Case analytics are big business in the world of civil litigation. They help lawyers understand what cases are worth, what…
What Is A Prosecutor? Role, Responsibilities, And True North
I started my career as a prosecutor. I’ve seen great prosecutors and unfortunately known a few prosecutors who should considered…
Is It Illegal to Record a Conversation in Texas? | One Party Consent
In Texas, it is not illegal to record a conversation if you are one of the parties on the call….
Federal Investigation: When to Hire a Federal Criminal Defense Attorney
Understanding Federal Investigations The federal criminal court system is an intimidating place. Federal investigators have big budgets and can take…
Texas Traffic Stop: What if You Have Drugs, Guns or Alcohol?
Getting pulled over by police is nerve-wracking under any circumstance, but what happens if you get stopped and you have…
Do I Need a Divorce for Common Law Marriage in Texas?
Texas recognizes common law marriage, which means you will need a divorce to legally dissolve the union. That’s the only…
Marital Property Agreements in Texas [2023]
Martial Property Agreements in Texas A marital property agreement in Texas, also known as a prenuptial (before marriage) or postnuptial…
What is a SAPCR in Texas? Suit Affecting Parent Child Relationship
What is a SAPCR in Texas? In Texas family courts, you will often hear attorneys refer to a SAPCR (pronounced…