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11 Nov 2026

Texas Tint Laws: What Is Legal in Texas?

Under Texas tint laws, the front side windows beside the driver must let at least 25% of light through and reflect no more than 25%. Side windows behind the driver…

09 Sep 2026

How Can a Criminal Case Be Dismissed in Austin? Grounds and Legal Reasons

On what grounds can a criminal case be dismissed in Austin? The charge can end when the State's proof falls apart, when police or prosecutors break the rules, or when…

09 Sep 2026

How Much Does It Cost To Hire a Lawyer in Austin?

The cost to hire a lawyer in Austin usually comes down to one of three fee structures: a contingency percentage, an hourly rate, or a flat fee. Which one applies…

09 Sep 2026

How Much Money Do You Keep After a Personal Injury Settlement in Austin, TX?

In Texas, the amount you keep from an injury settlement stemming from a car wreck or other type of accident depends on several factors. These include the settlement amount, medical…

09 Sep 2026

Stand Your Ground in Texas: What the Law Allows and Prohibits

Texas law allows a person to use force, including deadly force, if that person has a legal right to be where they are, is not committing a crime, and did…

08 Aug 2026

What Happens If You’re At Fault in a Car Accident in Austin?

If you are at fault in a car accident in Texas, you may be financially responsible for the other person’s losses. Your own claim may be reduced or blocked depending…

08 Aug 2026

Texas Marijuana Laws Explained: What’s Legal and What’s Not

Marijuana is still illegal for recreational use in Texas, and even a small amount can lead to a drug possession charge. Texas does allow limited medical use through the Compassionate…

06 Jun 2026

Is a Front License Plate Required in Texas?

Yes, Texas requires most passenger vehicles to display two license plates, with one mounted at the front and one at the rear. Leaving the front plate off gives law enforcement…

06 Jun 2026

Understanding Open Container Laws in Texas: A Driver’s Guide

In Texas, it is illegal to knowingly possess an open container of alcohol in the passenger area of a motor vehicle on a public highway, even if the vehicle is…

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