Will You Get a Pink Slip for a Child Abuse Arrest?

July 14, 2014

Your job could be on the line if you’re arrested for child abuse or some other serious crime. It all depends on your employer’s policies and the nature of the criminal offense. There are a number of factors that are likely to influence a criminal defendant’s employment opportunities now and in the future, but every […]

Statutory Rape: Essential Legal Advice to Avoid Jail

July 9, 2014

It’s always wise to take a little extra care before placing yourself in a position that could result in a statutory rape charge. Texas law regards minors as being incapable of consenting to sexual relations. Even if the incident didn’t involve violence, having sex with a minor is still considered rape. Unfortunately, many Texans are […]

Child Abandonment Warrant: Should You Turn Yourself In?

July 2, 2014

As you might expect, child abandonment charges are fairly serious. Naturally, your state and community have an understandable interest in safeguarding the welfare of minor children. If you’re facing child abandonment charges and you haven’t yet spoken with authorities, you may want to speak with an attorney to learn how you should proceed. Your side […]

Enjoy Your 4th of July by Avoiding DWI Charges

June 24, 2014

4th of July celebrations are a popular and long-standing tradition. Along with barbecue and fireworks, many people like to celebrate the 4th of July with a few alcoholic drinks. While there’s nothing wrong with responsibly sipping a few beers on the 4th of July, getting behind the wheel after having any amount of alcohol can […]

LGBT Pride Parade: Avoid Indecent Exposure Charges

June 20, 2014

Pride parades are celebrations of unity and solidarity in the LGBT community. For the most part, pride parades are similar to any other kind of parade. However, some parade participants may wear revealing clothing or costumes as part of the celebration. This type of clothing may lead to an indecent exposure charge.