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Being told you are facing a first offense Class A misdemeanor in Texas can feel like the ground has crumbled beneath your feet. It's the most serious charge you can face short of a felony, carrying penalties of up to one year in county jail and a fine that can reach $4,000. For parents and […]
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The moment you get a call that a loved one has been arrested, your world stops. When the charge is for an alcohol-related driving offense, the legal jargon—DWI or DUI—can create a whirlwind of confusion and fear. As a parent or spouse, you're not just worried about the legal trouble; you're terrified for your family's
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The moment you're notified of a court date, especially after an arrest, a wave of fear and confusion can wash over you. For Texas parents, this anxiety is often magnified, particularly if the situation could lead to Child Protective Services (CPS) involvement. Suddenly, your family's future feels uncertain, and the complex legal jargon only adds
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