Legal Insights
Practical answers to real questions about criminal defense, personal injury, and the Texas legal system from attorney Todd Rash
10 posts
Assault Family Violence Charges in Texas: What You Need to Know
An assault family violence charge in Texas carries consequences that go far beyond jail time. Here is what the charge means, how it is prosecuted, and why your defense matters.
How to Choose a Criminal Defense Attorney in Texas
Not all criminal defense attorneys are the same. Here is what to look for and what to avoid when choosing who will fight for your future in a Texas courtroom.
What to Do After a DWI Arrest in Texas: A Step-by-Step Guide
The decisions you make in the hours and days after a DWI arrest in Texas can determine the outcome of your case. Here is exactly what to do and what not to do.
Understanding Bonds in Texas: Bail, Bond Options, and How to Get Out of Jail
Arrested in Texas? Here is everything you need to know about bail bonds, how bond amounts are set, how to get a bond lowered, and what happens if you cannot afford bail.
Drug Possession vs. Drug Delivery Charges in Texas: What Is the Difference?
Being charged with drug possession and being charged with drug delivery are very different situations in Texas. The penalties, defenses, and consequences diverge sharply. Here is what you need to know.
Probation vs. Deferred Adjudication in Texas: What Is the Difference?
Probation and deferred adjudication are both alternatives to prison in Texas, but they are not the same thing. The difference can affect your record, your rights, and your future for years to come.
What Happens at a Texas Criminal Arraignment?
If you or someone you love has been charged with a crime in Texas, the arraignment is one of the first court appearances. Here is what to expect and why it matters.
Expunctions and Nondisclosures in Texas: How to Clear Your Record
An arrest or criminal charge does not have to follow you forever. Texas law provides two paths to clearing your record: expunction and nondisclosure. Here is how they work, who qualifies, and why the difference matters.
Deferred Adjudication in Texas: What It Is and How It Works
Deferred adjudication is not a conviction but it is not a clean slate either. Here is what you need to know before accepting a deferred adjudication offer in Texas.