Monthly Archives: July 2026
Can Age Be a Defense to Criminal Charges in a Juvenile Case in Texas?
If a child or younger teenager commits a criminal offense in Texas, can their young age ever be a valid defense to the charges they are facing? After all, as numerous studies have underscored, certain parts of a child’s brain are not fully developed until adulthood, including parts of the brain concerning judgment and… Read More »
What Are My Options if Insurance Did Not Cover My Full Car Accident Losses?
After a serious car crash in Texas, if you were injured, your first step toward obtaining compensation will likely be to file an insurance claim. When another driver caused the accident, you will often be able to file a third-party claim through the at-fault motorist’s insurance company. Depending on the amount of your losses,… Read More »
Vaping and Drug Paraphernalia Charges for Minors in Texas
Vaping has become increasingly common among teenagers across the country, and Texas is no exception. What many parents and teens do not realize is that possessing a vape device or related products can carry serious legal consequences for minors, especially when those devices contain controlled substances. If your child has been cited or arrested… Read More »
Do I Need a Police Report to File a Car Accident Lawsuit in Texas?
If you or someone you love recently got hurt in a motor vehicle crash in Texas, it is important to begin gathering as much documentation as possible to support your claim for compensation — whether you are beginning with an auto insurance claim or you are filing a civil lawsuit against the at-fault driver…. Read More »