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Possessing butane hash oil in Texas is a serious criminal offense
Marijuana has remained popular for decades despite its illegality. Many times, the distinct odor associated with the plant is what…
Invoking the Fifth Amendment doesn’t always work
Most Texas residents know they can invoke their Fifth Amendment right to remain silent if a police officer asks them…
Should Police Be Able To Take Your Stuff?
In Texas, the law allows law enforcement agencies to seize assets from people suspected of crimes. The law does not…
Possession of marijuana and the law in Texas
Over the course of recent years, the opinions of the general population of the nation regarding marijuana and its use…
Texas Is No Longer The Leader In Executions
Texas has gained a notorious reputation for using the death penalty more than any other state. More than 500 people…
Knowing when to seek help for financial issues
Texas residents may experience financial problems from time to time. However, individuals who are consistently making late payments or have…
Strategies for paying off costly credit card debt
Many reasons could cause Texas residents to rack up high credit card bills. A job loss or medical crisis could…
National bankruptcy trends
Bankruptcy has been a serious concern throughout the nation, especially in the years following the 2007 recession. While the rate…
Determining bankruptcy estate assets in Texas
A bankruptcy court in Massachusetts has held that an attorney who accepted $10,000 in legal fees must turn it over…
Fee-only Chapter 13 may be allowed in some circumstances
Texans who are considering filing for Chapter 13 bankruptcy might be interested in a case that was decided in Kansas…
How property is handled after a bankruptcy filing
Texas residents may be interested in a Louisiana ruling that may impact their ability to collect an auto accident settlement…
How trustees handle payments that are returned by creditors
When Texans file for Chapter 13 bankruptcy, they will enter into repayment plans that will last from between 3 and…
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