A Guide to Restoring Firearm Rights After a Felony Conviction in Texas Introduction: In Texas, a state renowned for its strong gun culture, losing the right to bear arms due to a felony conviction can feel particularly disenfranchising. However, there
Pardons for Human Trafficking Victims: A Step Towards Justice and Healing Human trafficking is a heinous crime that has devastating effects on its victims. The scars are both emotional and physical, but an often-overlooked facet of this nightmare is the
Understanding the Difference Between Texas Expungements and Non-Disclosures of Criminal Records In the state of Texas, having a criminal record can be a significant obstacle to moving forward in life. It can affect job opportunities, housing applications, and various other
Sealing a Texas Driving While Intoxicated (DWI) Case In 2019, the State of Texas witnessed over 97,000 DUI or DWI charges, with only about 2,300 cases resulting in no charges. This means that approximately 95,000 individuals either faced a guilty
New Texas Law allows the Expungement of Unlawful Weapons Carry Charge For decades, you have not been able to expunge unlawful carrying of a weapon cases related to the carrying of a firearm if you received a conviction for the
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Is Your Past Holding You Back? The Right Attorney Can Help! If you want to clear your Texas criminal record, then you have many options that will allow you a fresh start. However, each of these options has very specific
Expungement – A Guide Unlike unpaid debts or a bankruptcy on your credit report, arrest and conviction records are not automatically removed from your record after a period of years. It is up to you to clean up your past.
What Offense are NOT Eligible to be Non-Disclosed in Texas A non-disclosure order in Texas typically seals your record from public disclosure. It is a powerful tool to hide an embarrassing criminal record. Generally speaking, non-disclosures are available to people
Texas Non-Disclosure Statute Section 411.081 Texas Non-Disclosure Statute § 411.081 The Texas Non-Disclosure statute contained below controls what cases can be non-disclosed or sealed in Texas and who has access to that information. The non-disclosure statute is contained in section