Texas State Law states that if your blood alcohol content (BAC) is over 0.08% while driving a motor vehicle, and you are stopped by a police officer, you will be charged with a DWI. A DWI stands for “driving while intoxicated” and comes with multiple levels of punishment. The consequences depend on how high your…
In Texas, the law states that the minimum drinking age is 21. While individuals over the age of 18 can serve alcohol at an establishment or restaurant, they cannot consume or purchase alcohol until they’re 21. When minors disregard the law and consume or purchase alcohol before they are legally qualified, they can suffer severe…
In Texas, laws about domestic violence can get complicated. Punishments for domestic violence-related crimes can go all the way from a class C misdemeanor to a first-degree felony. With so much variation, it can be difficult to understand this area of law. Below is an abbreviated guide on some of the classifications of domestic violence….
When you face a criminal charge in San Antonio, your life changes in a flash. Suddenly, you must protect your reputation and future with everything you have to preserve your lifestyle and stay with your family. Your entire life now revolves around a criminal charge that may have occurred due to a misunderstanding or a…
