Facing a DWI (driving while intoxicated) charge in Texas can leave you terrified and overwhelmed about what is going to happen next. You will have to face the legal consequences, but you may also be concerned about how this conviction will impact your future. Having a DWI on your record can affect everything from...

In Texas, a driver's license comes with “implied consent.” Meaning you agree to undergo alcohol or drug testing when arrested for driving while intoxicated (DWI). But, you retain the right to refuse this testing with consequences. If you refuse, law enforcement needs a warrant to obtain a blood sample. But, during "no-refusal" weekends, police...

It is essential to understand your options if you have been charged with a DUI in Texas. Each case is unique and requires a Houston DUI attorney focused on your situation. A plea bargain may be an option offered to you, so understanding this alternative will play a part in informed decision-making. What is...

In Texas, citizens are permitted to carry concealed weapons through the Licensed to Carry (LTC) laws. This law ensures that Texans can carry their guns, concealed or openly. For years, a Concealed Handgun License (CHL) was the law of the land. But, since gun owners can open carry these days, the term CHL is...

Intoxication manslaughter is the most serious of the intoxication-related offenses. Though, they can be escalated to felony murder charges depending on the incident's circumstances. This potential felony conviction is a serious offense that requires a sound Houston defense lawyer.  Vehicle Deaths That Occur Because of an Intoxicated Driver or Operator Intoxication manslaughter, as the...