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Texas Open Container Laws
Under Texas Penal Code § 49.031, it is illegal to knowingly possess an open container of alcohol in the passenger…
Can I File for Bankruptcy Without My Spouse in Texas?
Yes, you can file for bankruptcy without your spouse in Texas. Both Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 allow individual filings,…
Under What Circumstances Can a Criminal Charge Get Dismissed?
A criminal charge can be dismissed when legal or factual problems prevent the prosecution from moving forward. Dismissals may occur…
Are Bankruptcies Public Records in Texas?
Yes. Bankruptcy filings are public records in Texas, but not in the way many people expect. Bankruptcy cases are handled…
Is “Catfishing” a Crime in Texas?
Catfishing by itself is not a specific crime under Texas law, but it can lead to criminal charges if it…
Am I Eligible for Chapter 13 Bankruptcy?
Chapter 13 bankruptcy helps people with regular income reorganize debts through a three-to-five-year repayment plan. Eligibility depends on your income…
How Long After Filing Bankruptcy Can You File Again?
Life doesn't always follow plans. Sometimes financial problems return after bankruptcy due to job loss, medical emergencies, or other unexpected…
Can I Get a Credit Card After Filing for Bankruptcy?
Yes, you may be able to get a credit card after filing for bankruptcy, but not while a Chapter 7…
Can I Be Charged If I Wasn’t Arrested?
Worried about potential criminal charges even though you weren't arrested? You can be charged with a crime without ever being…
Can I Keep My Home If I File Chapter 7 Bankruptcy?
Worried that filing Chapter 7 bankruptcy means losing your home? Yes—most Texans can keep their home in Chapter 7 because…
How Long Does the Process of Filing Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Take?
Worried about how long bankruptcy will take? Chapter 7 bankruptcy is the fastest debt relief option available, usually completing in…
Can I Go To Jail For Credit Card Debt in Texas?
Drowning in credit card debt and worried about jail time? Here’s good news: you cannot go to jail simply for…
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