How Courts Are Supposed To Operate During COVID-19
Texas court mandates for COVID-19 procedures to keep citizens safe and continue to operate.
Understanding Assault Family Violence Cases In Texas
Understanding Texas Assault Family Violence Laws (Simply Explained) (Have questions about an assault family violence charge? Call us at 214-321-4105 for a confidential discussion.) Assault cases are serious, and when they involve family, they become even more complex. This article will break down some of the key Texas laws you should know if you’re facing…
Is It Illegal To Flip Someone Off In Texas? Understanding Disorderly Conduct Charges
Disorderly Conduct Charges in Texas: Understanding Your Rights and Defenses Beltz Law Group: 214-321-4105 It’s a common scenario: someone gestures rudely, perhaps “flips off” another driver or even a police officer, and finds themselves facing a disorderly conduct charge. The immediate question often is, “Is that actually illegal?” The answer, as with many legal issues,…
What To Do If You Pled “Guilty” After Being Arrested For A Ticket In Texas – Avoiding The Conviction
Texas Misdemeanor Lawyer: Reversing Jail Pleas and Clearing Your Record 214-321-4105 If you were arrested for a traffic ticket or Class “C” misdemeanor and pleaded “guilty” in jail to get released, that case has likely been reported as a conviction on your permanent record. Many times, people don’t realize the far-reaching consequences of this until…
Do You Qualify For An Expunction In Texas?
Expunction Eligibility in Texas: Clear Your Record with Beltz Law Group In Texas, expunction offers a valuable opportunity to clear your criminal record under specific circumstances. This legal process, primarily governed by Article 55A of the Texas Code of Criminal Procedure, allows for the destruction of all official records related to an arrest or charge,…
The Driver Responsibility Surcharge Program Is Ending In Texas
Traffic Ticket Defense Lawyers 214-321-4105 Thankfully, we have some good news as it relates to traffic tickets. The Texas Driver Responsibility Program will be going away for good in September of 2019. This law has hurt so many Texans as it pertains to keeping a valid license in the State that it is a breath…
Following Too Close Law In Texas
Understanding “Following Too Closely” Tickets in Texas: What You Need to Know A “following too closely” ticket, often referred to as tailgating, is one of the most common traffic violations issued in Texas. While it might seem like a minor offense, a conviction can have significant and lasting repercussions on your driving record, insurance rates,…
How To Avoid A Suspended Driver License In Texas
An attorney’s perspective on avoiding driver license suspensions and invalid driver license issues
Driving On An Improved Shoulder Law In Texas
Driving on the Improved Shoulder in Texas: Understanding the Law Driving on the improved shoulder in Texas is a common source of confusion for many drivers. While it might seem like a quick way to bypass traffic, the law is very specific about when and how this maneuver is permitted. Understanding these regulations is crucial…
What Does It Mean When You Sign A Traffic Ticket In Texas?
Signing a traffic ticket in Texas is just a promise to contact the court within a certain period of time listed on the ticket