Facing aggravated assault charges in Texas brings serious consequences, including prison time, substantial fines, and a permanent criminal record. ... Read More
Mistaken Identity Defense in Violent Crime Cases
Being accused of a violent crime you didn't commit creates immediate fear about your freedom, reputation, and future. Mistaken identity is a ... Read More
Charged With Aggravated Assault With a Deadly Weapon: Your Legal Options
An aggravated assault with a deadly weapon charge in Texas brings immediate consequences that may affect your freedom, immigration status, and future, ... Read More
Self-Defense in Aggravated Assault Cases: When is Force Justified in Texas?
Texas law allows you to use force to protect yourself, but only when specific conditions are met. If you were arrested for aggravated assault after ... Read More
What Elevates Simple Assault to Aggravated Assault in Texas?
Four factors turn a misdemeanor assault into a felony in Texas: using or displaying a deadly weapon, causing serious bodily injury, choking someone ... Read More
Texas SB 1164: What the New Mental Health Detention Law Means for Your Criminal Defense Rights
Texas Senate Bill 1164 took effect September 1, 2025, and fundamentally changed when police may detain someone experiencing a mental health crisis. ... Read More
