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What Are The Differences Between Federal and State Crimes?

States have jurisdiction over offenders who break state laws, which involves arresting, charging, prosecuting, and convicting them. On the other hand, the federal government has jurisdiction over offenders who commit crimes on federal property, such as murder in a national building, or whose acts occur across state lines, such as a human trafficker who transports… read more

What Happens to Our Property and Debt if We Get Divorced?

If you don’t have any idea or are confused about the rules of property and debt division during a divorce, you’re not alone. Unfortunately, it’s common for one spouse to know more about their finances than the other spouse. But even if you have more knowledge of your finances than your spouse, it can be… read more

Inside the World of Federal Crimes: Insights from a Federal Crimes Lawyer

The United States government is known for aggressively prosecuting federal crimes and imposing immensely severe penalties on convicted offenders. If you are being charged with a federal offense, it is completely normal to feel overwhelmed. Facing a federal criminal charge is something that no one should take lightly. But not everyone knows what they should… read more

What Are Examples of Major Misdemeanors in TX?

When a person is charged with or arrested for a crime, the prosecution will charge them with either a felony or misdemeanor. Felony crimes are more serious than misdemeanor crimes. Misdemeanors in TX are punishable by up to a year in county or local jail and are classified as Class A, Class B, or Class… read more

What Happens to My Retirement Account After a Divorce?

Among the most disputed aspects of a divorce is determining how the assets would be divided between the spouses. While dividing real estate or savings and checking accounts can be easy, determining which spouse and how much a spouse gets from a retirement account is not easy. While your San Antonio divorce attorney will do… read more