Comanche Family Law And Criminal Defense Blog
What are signs you have a drug addiction?
Before you can seek help for a drug addiction, you need to understand that what is happening with you is an addiction. If you cannot accept that you have a problem, it will be incredibly difficult to fix things. WebMD explains that facing drug charges is a good sign...
Do you lose student financial aid after a DWI conviction?
Without question, some harsh penalties often follow a conviction for driving while impaired in the Lone Star State. Even for a first-time offense, you may face up to a $2,000 fine and 180 days in jail. You may also lose your driving privileges. Completing the Free...
What it means to be a community property state
Couples divorcing in Texas are subject to the state's community property laws. This is much different than most other states. There are only nine states that follow community property rules. The Texas State Law Library explains that under these rules, the court may...
How can you best prepare for a child custody hearing?
Your child custody hearing in Texas will help determine a satisfactory agreement between you and your former spouse regarding the care of your children. Many factors influence how and why the custody agreement comes together. While you may disagree with aspects of the...
Ignition interlock devices and distracted driving
Driving under the influence of alcohol charges in Texas may lead people to experience some harsh penalties due to the dangers associated with impaired driving. Oddly enough, one of the penalties some drivers face after a DUI conviction in Texas may well open the door...
Dealing with your 401(k) in your divorce
Two vital aspects of your future life in Texas often go hand-in-hand: your marriage and your retirement. Your spouse no doubt features prominently in your retirement plans. Should you divorce, those plans will certainly change, but not simply in who you will spend...
Defending against drug possession charges
Laws regarding narcotics and controlled substances in Texas are not only complicated; they are strict. Although not all controlled substances are illegal, officers may arrest you if they find you in possession of a controlled substance without a prescription. We often...
3 options for deciding the fate of your business in divorce
The marital home is often the most valuable asset to consider when couples enter the property division phase of their divorce. However, the most valuable asset you have might be the successful company you built. Here are three options to help you determine the fate...
The purpose of a drug education program
Facing drug charges in Texas could impact a person's life from their relationships to their employment. State requirements for reinstatement of certain rights may vary depending on the seriousness of a person's actions. The completion of a certified drug education...
Starting over after DWI charges
Those charged with DWI often need to start over with respect to various facets of their lives. For example, many people need to start over with respect to their careers and some even have to move on from their marriage or long-term relationship as a result of a DWI....
