Attorneys can now conduct virtual pleas amid the coronavirus outbreak for defendants in Tarrant County courts. Along the efforts of limiting foot traffic at courthouses, many courts are implementing a ...
In the middle of March, President Donald Trump declared a national emergency due to the novel coronavirus (COVID-19). Since then, schools have been closed, “non-essential” businesses have been ...
In certain areas of law, attorneys are already seeing the writing on the wall. COVID-19 puts our health and safety at risk, but it also pours into other aspects of people’s lives. Stay-at-home orders, ...
Coronavirus and your day in court : As seen in recent weeks, the coronavirus (CoVid-19) has caused havoc in many unimaginable ways in our communities. As the Nation is reeling from many of the ...
If you’re a noncustodial parent who pays child support in Texas, you know the amount you pay each month is tied into your monthly income. But what if you lose your job or what if you’re incarcerated? ...
If you’ve watched enough TV shows and movies, you’ve probably seen Hollywood depict characters who get arrested and are “released on bail.” But what is bail exactly and what does it mean to criminal ...
