Texas Expunctions and Non-Disclosure of Records of Arrest
In Texas, one may expunge or successfully delete any and all records of arrest, detention, and prosecution, so long as the case
In Texas, one may expunge or successfully delete any and all records of arrest, detention, and prosecution, so long as the case
Under the Texas Family Code, the standard possession provides the non-custodial parent a period of summer-time visitation. If not otherwise designated, prior to
In Texas, one often requests a temporary restraining order with most divorce filings to keep the peace, protect the property of the
If you are a parent in Texas that is subject to a child support and visitation order, you most likely have the
Watch KVEO-TV Valley Central News as Attorney Ricardo Barrera addresses the risks that incarcerated accused offenders face during COVID-19 court delays and
It depends on several factors including whether you are living together or separated. The courts may treat the stimulus check similar to a
The Texas Supreme Court has clarified that all custody and visitation orders stand during the state of emergency declaration due to the
During COVID-19 enforcement of health and safety directives, there will always be mistakes and injustices. The main rule is: follow your local,
In Texas, the law provides that one must wait 60 days after the filing of a divorce in order to finalize the
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