In Texas, a driving while intoxicated (DWI) charge involving marijuana carries the same penalties as a charge involving alcohol. You could go to jail, pay a fine, or lose your driver’s license. Worse, just like a convicted drunk driver, you could end up with a conviction on your record that follows you for the rest… Read More

When you received a deferred sentence and were granted probation, you may have breathed a sigh of relief. With probation, however, there is always the risk that you could violate the terms of your probation (or be accused of doing so). If you have been accused of violating your probation in Texas, you could be… Read More

Being convicted of a crime does not have to carry a life sentence for you to feel its effects throughout your life. Even if you have served your time and paid your fines, a conviction may continue to follow you around, potentially impacting many aspects of your life, including: Your ability to obtain employment that… Read More

Texas is a state known for supporting Americans’ right to bear arms, but there are several instances in which the Second Amendment comes into conflict with the Texas penal code. You may be facing an allegation that you possessed a firearm in a way that is somehow criminal, and the stakes of defending yourself against… Read More

Assault and murder are violent crimes, which means that they carry steep legal consequences that will almost undoubtedly pervade your personal life in a negative way. If you are facing a charge of assault or murder, you deserve representation from a lawyer who will be invested in the outcome of your case. If you want… Read More

A drunk driving charge in McKinney can cost you your driver’s license for as long as two years. You will face a substantial fine and likely spend time in jail. And, even after you pay your fine and do your time, you will have a permanent criminal record that can interfere with your ability to… Read More