In Texas, when couples go through a divorce, the court’s goal is to divide marital property in a way that is fair, but not always equal. This is known as “equitable distribution.” If a prenuptial agreement exists, the terms of that agreement will typically guide how the property is divided. However, without such an agreement,…
Child pornography laws are designed to protect children from exploitation and abuse, reflecting society’s strong desire to shield the most vulnerable. Texas prosecutors are particularly stringent in enforcing these laws, often seeking the harshest penalties for those accused of such crimes. This approach aligns with the public’s desire for stringent measures against individuals who pose…
In Texas, DUI enforcement is taken very seriously due to the high number of accidents and fatalities related to intoxicated driving. However, despite rigorous enforcement, only a fraction of actual DUI offenses are stopped and charged. To address this, Texas law enforcement officers are often vigilant in looking for any signs of potential DUI violations,…
Divorce and family law cases are some of the most emotionally charged legal matters individuals can face. People often find themselves making decisions based on emotion rather than logic, which can complicate the already challenging process. In some cases, individuals approach litigation not necessarily to resolve issues but as a form of battle in itself,…
Cell phones are everywhere today, and they’re playing an increasingly significant role in criminal investigations. It’s no longer just about phone calls and text messages; the data stored on these devices can reveal a treasure trove of information. From GPS location data to social media activity, cell phones can provide critical evidence law enforcement agencies…
In Texas, property division during a divorce is intended to be fair and equitable, though not necessarily equal. The court has the responsibility to decide what constitutes an equitable division of assets based on the evidence presented by both parties. It is important to note that in many cases, the parties may choose to settle…
In Texas, property division during a divorce is intended to be fair and equitable, though not necessarily equal. The court has the responsibility to decide what constitutes an equitable division of assets based on the evidence presented by both parties. It is important to note that in many cases, the parties may choose to settle…
In a recent case from the Court of Appeals of Texas, a husband appealed the divorce decree following a bench trial that dissolved his marriage and awarded conservatorship and possession of the parties’ child to the wife. The decree also granted the wife $132,000 in damages for claims of civil assault and intentional infliction of emotional distress…
In the American legal system, one of the fundamental rights guaranteed to anyone accused of a crime is the right to confront the witnesses against them. This right is enshrined in the Confrontation Clause of the Sixth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, which ensures that in criminal prosecutions, defendants can face their accusers in a…
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