Posted by Tad Nelson | Domestic Violence
Domestic violence is a serious matter under Texas law. In some cases it can lead to felony charges and put… Continue reading Can a Jury Convict Me If Domestic Violence Even If the Accuser Recants?
Read MoreCan I Be Convicted of Misdemeanor Assault Even if Nobody Identifies Me in Court?
Posted by Tad Nelson | Misdemeanor Crimes
A common element of misdemeanor crimes in Texas is identification. In other words, if prosecutors charge you with a misdemeanor… Continue reading Can I Be Convicted of Misdemeanor Assault Even if Nobody Identifies Me in Court?
Read MoreWhat Are the Penalties in Texas for Multiple Acts of Domestic Violence?
Posted by Tad Nelson | Domestic Violence
Domestic violence allegations can lead to serious jail time in Texas, particularly if prosecutors can prove you committed two or… Continue reading What Are the Penalties in Texas for Multiple Acts of Domestic Violence?
Read MoreDo Past Instances of Family Violence Enough to Justify a Protective Order?
Posted by Tad Nelson | Family Law
A protective order is designed to protect Houston-area residents from the threat of family violence, which under Texas law includes… Continue reading Do Past Instances of Family Violence Enough to Justify a Protective Order?
Read MoreThe Difficulty of Defending Against a Domestic Violence Charge
Posted by Tad Nelson | Criminal Defense
Texas treats domestic violence more harshly than other types of violent crime. For example, assault is normally prosecuted as a… Continue reading The Difficulty of Defending Against a Domestic Violence Charge
Read MoreWhat Are the Criminal Penalties for Domestic Violence in Texas?
Posted by Tad Nelson | Family Law
Domestic violence–or what is called “family violence” in the Texas Penal Code–refers to “an act by a member of a… Continue reading What Are the Criminal Penalties for Domestic Violence in Texas?
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