Posted by Tad A. Nelson | DWI Appellate Cases
In most cases, there are not many legally valid excuses from DWI and drunk driving in Houston. But there are… Continue reading Is DWI Justified When Fleeing from Domestic Violence?
Read MoreWhat Makes a Prenuptial Agreement “Unconscionable” in Texas?
Posted by Tad A. Nelson | Family Law
It may not be romantic, but a prenuptial agreement often makes financial sense. From a strictly legal standpoint, a prenuptial… Continue reading What Makes a Prenuptial Agreement “Unconscionable” in Texas?
Read MoreWhat Happens When the State Tries You for a Different Crime Than the Indictment?
Posted by Tad A. Nelson | Criminal Defense
In Texas felony cases, such as those involving sexual offenses against children, a grand jury is charged with reviewing the… Continue reading What Happens When the State Tries You for a Different Crime Than the Indictment?
Read MoreDon’t Post About Your DWI Case on Social Media
Posted by Tad A. Nelson | Auto Accidents, Criminal Appeals, Intoxication Manslaughter
Any Houston DWI defense attorney will tell you not to talk to the police if you are under suspicion of… Continue reading Don’t Post About Your DWI Case on Social Media
Read MoreHow Much Is Bail For Murder? Is $1 Million Unreasonably High for a Texas Charge? | The Law Offices of Tad Nelson & Associates
Posted by Tad A. Nelson | Bail, Criminal Defense
Is $1 Million Unreasonably High for a Texas Murder Charge If you are charged with a serious felony in Texas,… Continue reading How Much Is Bail For Murder? Is $1 Million Unreasonably High for a Texas Charge? | The Law Offices of Tad Nelson & Associates
Read MoreHow Sentencing Works in a Texas DWI Case
Posted by Tad A. Nelson | DWI Appellate Cases
You probably know that driving with a blood-alcohol content (BAC) of 0.08 percent or higher is classified as a DWI… Continue reading How Sentencing Works in a Texas DWI Case
Read MoreHow Texas’ “Three Strikes” Law Can Spur a Life Sentence for DWI
Posted by Tad A. Nelson | Criminal Appeals
The penalties for drunk driving in Texas escalate with each subsequent conviction. For example, a first offense for DWI is… Continue reading How Texas’ “Three Strikes” Law Can Spur a Life Sentence for DWI
Read MoreCan a Grandparent Seek Custody of a Child Over the Parent’s Objections?
Posted by Tad A. Nelson | Family Law
In Texas, the law uses the term “conservatorship” instead of child custody to describe a parent or legal guardian’s relationship… Continue reading Can a Grandparent Seek Custody of a Child Over the Parent’s Objections?
Read MoreGetting Evidence Excluded from a Criminal Case in Texas: A Guide to Your Rights
Posted by Tad A. Nelson | Criminal Defense
The Fourth Amendment to the United States Constitution protects people against unreasonable searches and seizures. What happens if your Fourth… Continue reading Getting Evidence Excluded from a Criminal Case in Texas: A Guide to Your Rights
Read MoreTeacher Retirement Savings and Divorce
Posted by Tad A. Nelson | Divorce
Teachers have one of the most important jobs in Texas, and the job comes with a lot of stress. Unfortunately,… Continue reading Teacher Retirement Savings and Divorce
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