Jason Stephens | February 17, 2025 | Texas Law
The rising cost of living in Texas is causing many people to turn to their vehicles for shelter. Although living and sleeping in your car might seem like an inexpensive alternative, there can be some significant drawbacks. Texas has no law prohibiting people from sleeping or living in their cars. However, cities and localities in… read more
Jason Stephens | February 15, 2025 | Texas Law
If you’re in Texas, you might already know that marijuana laws can be confusing, especially compared to what’s happening in other states. Even though some areas have relaxed their rules, Texas still maintains strict regulations about possession and use. It’s important to understand where the law stands so you can avoid charges that could lead… read more
Jason Stephens | January 14, 2025 | Texas Law
When a witness swears to tell the truth in a court of law or in legal documents, they are legally bound to uphold that promise. Any intentional falsehoods or concealment of facts during these times can lead to perjury charges. Understanding when perjury often occurs and the consequences of this charge is critical, as it… read more
Jason Stephens | December 23, 2024 | Texas Law
Anyone who has a vehicle registered in Texas knows the familiar ritual of waiting in line and hoping your car passes the yearly safety inspection. However, that’s soon going to be a thing of the past. In 2023, the Texas Legislature passed House Bill 3297, which gradually phases out the state’s long-standing vehicle inspection program…. read more
Jason Stephens | December 20, 2024 | Texas Law
Many parents face the issue of what to do with their children if they do not have daycare or supervision. Whether you need to go to work or need to run errands, you need to understand your state’s law regarding child neglect and abuse. States have different laws and guidelines for how old a child… read more
Jason Stephens | December 6, 2024 | Texas Law
Many drivers wonder if it’s illegal to drive barefoot. Surprisingly, the answer is no; driving barefoot is not against the law in Texas or any other state. However, just because it’s legal doesn’t mean it’s a good idea. Driving without proper footwear can increase your chances of being involved in an accident. Jason Stephens, the… read more
Jason Stephens | November 25, 2024 | Texas Law
Texas, known for its vast landscapes and diverse wildlife, is home to many fascinating animals. However, when it comes to owning exotic and wild animals as pets, the law is clear: not all animals are allowed. In fact, certain species are outright illegal to keep as pets in the Lone Star State due to safety… read more
Jason Stephens | November 9, 2024 | Texas Law
In Texas, personal injury law allows individuals to seek justice when they suffer harm. This harm can be caused either by someone else’s negligence or their intentional wrongdoing. Understanding the distinction between intentional torts and negligence is crucial. This is especially true when you are deciding how to proceed with a personal injury claim. Both… read more
Ale Prado | July 24, 2024 | Texas Law
Many teens are excited to get a license because of the freedom it offers. However, driving is a privilege and a responsibility that young adolescents may not be ready for. There’s no denying that new drivers suffer from a skills deficit related to their lack of knowledge and experience. This can lead to all kinds… read more
Jason Stephens | May 4, 2024 | Texas Law
Your child’s safety should be a top priority whenever you travel by car. Texas law is quite strict regarding children’s passenger safety, including the type of seats they should ride in, where in the vehicle they can sit, and the ages at which changes to these factors are permitted. Nevertheless, rigid as they may be,… read more
