Posted by Tad Nelson | Criminal Defense
Yes, financial exploitation of the elderly can be a crime. And some family members or concerned friends might be falsely… Continue reading Is Financial Exploitation of the Elderly A Crime in Texas?
Read MoreAre Lie Detector Tests Admissible?
Posted by Tad Nelson | Understanding Texas Law
Lie detector tests, also called polygraphs, are a tool police use as part of their investigation. A suspect answers questions… Continue reading Are Lie Detector Tests Admissible?
Read MoreWere You Arrested for Soliciting Prostitution?
Posted by Tad Nelson | Prostitution
It is illegal in Texas to sell or buy sex. What some people think is a “victimless” crime is, remarkably,… Continue reading Were You Arrested for Soliciting Prostitution?
Read MoreCan You Defend Against Houston Carjacking Charges?
Posted by Tad Nelson | Robbery, Theft
Carjacking continues to surge in Houston, and police have vowed to crack down on those who take another person’s vehicle.… Continue reading Can You Defend Against Houston Carjacking Charges?
Read MoreShould You Fear a Child Custody Evaluation?
Posted by Tad Nelson | Family Law
Child custody fights are mentally exhausting. In addition to fears that you won’t see your children, many people are annoyed… Continue reading Should You Fear a Child Custody Evaluation?
Read MoreCivil Asset Forfeiture in Galveston: What Is It?
Posted by Tad Nelson | Criminal Defense
With civil forfeiture, law enforcement seizes property involved in a crime. This can include a car, cash, or even real… Continue reading Civil Asset Forfeiture in Galveston: What Is It?
Read MoreHomicide Rate Continues to Climb in Houston
Posted by Tad Nelson | Homicide
Houston has attempted to stem the rising tide of homicides by creating the “One Safe Houston” program. With a $53… Continue reading Homicide Rate Continues to Climb in Houston
Read MoreWhat to Do if You Are Subject to a Protective Order
Posted by Tad Nelson | Assault
One way Texas responds to allegations of domestic violence is to issue a protective order. This order applies to the… Continue reading What to Do if You Are Subject to a Protective Order
Read MoreWhat is a Temporary Order in a League City Divorce?
Posted by Tad Nelson | Divorce
A contested divorce can take a long time—more than a year in most situations. It is not unusual for one… Continue reading What is a Temporary Order in a League City Divorce?
Read MorePerjury versus Aggravated Perjury: What’s the Difference?
Posted by Tad Nelson | Criminal Defense
Some little white lies aren’t so little. Under Texas law, you can face criminal charges for lying under oath, and… Continue reading Perjury versus Aggravated Perjury: What’s the Difference?
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