Jeremy Rosenthal | May 16, 2025 | Juvenile Crimes
What Is the Difference Between Battery and Assault for Juveniles in Texas?
Has your child been accused of assault or battery in Texas? Being accused of or charged with a crime can be upsetting and overwhelming for anyone, and this is especially true for children. As a parent, you may be feeling uncertain about what to expect and anxious for your child’s future. Penalties for juvenile offenders…
Jeremy Rosenthal | March 28, 2025 | Domestic Violence
What to Do if Your Girlfriend Hits You
Physical violence and domestic abuse are all too common in romantic relationships, and anyone can suffer from abuse, regardless of gender. Statistics highlight that men, like women, often find themselves victims of abusive partners. If you’re a man who’s experienced physical abuse from your girlfriend, know that you’re not alone and that an experienced attorney could help…
Jeremy Rosenthal | March 28, 2025 | Criminal Defense
What Are Open Container Laws in Texas?
Drinking and driving is a serious issue in Texas. The state has strict laws to deter this behavior. One law that aims to prevent drinking and driving is the open container law. Open container laws make it illegal to possess or consume alcohol in a vehicle on public roads or highways. What Qualifies as an Open Container?…
Jeremy Rosenthal | March 28, 2025 | Domestic Violence
What are the Predictable Patterns of Abuse?
Recognizing patterns of abuse – physical, emotional, or otherwise – is paramount in leaving an abusive situation. Awareness of such patterns allows the abused person to identify abusive behavior and, in some cases, take appropriate legal action. It’s vital to understand that abusive behaviors follow specific, predictable patterns. Recognizing these patterns is the first step…
Jeremy Rosenthal | March 28, 2025 | Criminal Defense
What Is the Charge for Bringing Drugs Into a Jail in Texas?
Bringing drugs into a jail or prison in Texas is a serious criminal offense with severe legal consequences. If you face charges for introducing prohibited substances into a jail or prison, get a lawyer. What is the charge for bringing drugs into a jail in Texas? Understanding the laws, potential penalties, and defense options is…
Jeremy Rosenthal | March 28, 2025 | Criminal Defense
Can I Have a Gun on School Property in Texas?
The continued prevalence of school shootings in the United States, including recent shootings in Uvalde and Nashville, has made the presence of guns in schools a heated debate. But regardless of whether or not you believe schools should allow guns on campus, it’s crucial to know what the law says. So, can you bring a gun onto school…
Jeremy Rosenthal | March 28, 2025 | Criminal Defense
How to Get Your License Back After an Indefinite Suspension
Having a driver’s license is essential to most people’s daily lives. If you have had your license suspended indefinitely, getting it back can seem impossible. Fortunately, there are steps you can take to regain your driving privilege. Duration and Types of Suspension When your driver’s license is suspended, there are different timeframes for suspension, including:…
Bo Kalabus | March 26, 2025 | Sex Crimes
What Is Gross Sexual Imposition in Texas?
In the state of Texas, gross sexual imposition is a severe sex crime that involves compelling someone to engage in sexual contact without their consent. It is a complex offense with specific legal elements that the prosecution must prove to secure a conviction. Understanding what constitutes gross sexual imposition is crucial for anyone facing such…
Bo Kalabus | March 13, 2025 | Criminal Defense
What Is a No-Contest Plea?
If you’re charged with and convicted of a crime, you could be sentenced to significant time in jail or prison and/or be ordered to pay a fine. You could lose your freedom or face financial debt, or both. Before you go to trial to defend yourself against your charges, there are other points where a…
Bo Kalabus | March 13, 2025 | DWI
How a DWI Conviction Can Affect Your Employment in Texas
Being convicted of DWI in Texas doesn’t just result in fines, license suspension, and potential jail time—it can also make it harder to find and keep a job. Employers often run background checks, and having a criminal record could hurt your chances of getting hired. If you already have a job, a DWI might put…