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Technology companies are consistently encouraging some form of biometric security to replace passwords and passcodes which are easily susceptible to hackers and identity thieves. Features such as fingerprint scanning and facial recognition are touted as innovative uses in biometric security; however, an individual’s privacy concern remain. While biometric security pushes us into a new age Read more about Face ID or Fingerprint ID May Not Protect You from the Law

Breaking the law can result in many consequences including fines, jail time, a suspended driver’s license and more. However, for those residing in the United States as lawful permanent resident (Green Card), a student visa, a work visa, or some other lawful immigration status, meaning you are NOT a U.S. citizen, a criminal conviction can Read more about How a Criminal Conviction Affects Immigration Status

As the world evolves further into the digital age with everything from financial transactions to sending documents over the internet, identity theft opportunities are more common than ever before. Like other theft crimes, Texas treats identity theft as a serious offense. As such, the crime of identity theft can take several different forms.  Because of Read more about What is the Law on Identity Theft Crimes in Texas?

In Texas, theft of any kind is a serious crime. Most individuals have always perceived “theft” as taking someone else’s property without permission. Though one of the most common types of theft is directly taking someone else’s property, this isn’t the only type that will land you in a lot of trouble. Larceny, the legal Read more about All the Different Types of Theft Crimes in Texas

Does the crime rate rise with the summer temperatures? This certainly seems to be accurate, according to a 2014 Bureau of Justice Statistics study. Several types of crime, from driving while intoxicated, drug crimes, vandalism, and theft all seem to increase when it’s warmer outside. Other variables that also impact the increase in crime rates include Read more about Types of Crime that Heat Up During the Summer

As a parent, there is nothing that elicits more fear than a phone call from the hospital or from the county jail. We all make bad decisions at some point in our lives, and our kids are not exempt from learning those life lessons. Hearing the ill-fated words, “I’ve been arrested” is enough to induce Read more about What to Do When Your Child is Arrested

Before taking your normal over-the-counter cold medicine and going out to pick up the kids or heading to the grocery store, you should be aware that driving under the influence of medications – whether prescribed or not – is considered driving while intoxicated and can lead to a DWI arrest. In Texas, operating a vehicle Read more about Taking Prescription Drugs Can Lead to a DWI Arrest

In Texas, driving while intoxicated (DWI) charges are often associated with drinking alcohol and driving, but driving while intoxicated from substances other than alcohol – such as marijuana or prescription drugs, is against the law as well. Driving with THC (the chemical compound found in marijuana) in your blood – whether if it’s been there for a Read more about Understanding Marijuana DWI Offenses in Texas

The short-term and long-term effects of getting arrested don’t just end with you – these consequences can be hard on your family, too. An arrest or conviction can put an emotional strain on your relationship and sometimes place more hardship and responsibility on your partner or spouse. For your children, your arrest or conviction can Read more about Telling Your Children About an Arrest or Conviction

If your significant other is arrested, you might be feeling overwhelmed with a constant flurry of emotions ranging from anger, worry, sadness, and confusion. You may ask yourself endless questions that you don’t immediately have the answers to and you start thinking and worrying about how a single mistake will turn your entire world upside Read more about What to Do When Your Significant Other Has Been Arrested