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Understanding the Process of a Texas Adjustment of Status for Newlyweds Congratulations! You just got married and now you want to solidify the status of both you and your spouse in the United States. To do this, you must go through an adjustment of status process. Unfortunately, the adjustment of status process in the United […]

Immigration Reform: Understanding What Is at Stake in These Proposed Laws America has an estimated 11 million people living in the shadows as undocumented non-citizens. As a result, human lives are spent in fear; the U.S. economy stagnates; and the whole country suffers. Today, politicians are bringing forward new ideas to reform the outdated policies

Consequences of a Theft Conviction Four Serious Consequences of a Dallas Theft Crime Theft crimes can range in severity. From minor shoplifting misdemeanor charges to felony charges for a home invasion, the penalties and consequences you face may be more similar than you realize. Here are four consequences that could impact your life if convicted

Immigration Bonds Related to Criminal Convictions Part 1 In the hand outs — and you guys will get this later because the TCDay requests that we give you all, an app of motion. You will have when he you get everything you will have a G28 that is a notice of appearance that must be

Immigration Bonds Related to Criminal Convictions Part 2 What you will see now more of more of these and in the last five years — It is a part of post 9/11, the department of Homeland Security, emerge computers, with immigration in customs enforcements and customs and board patrol. So as result, people who are

Immigration Bonds Related to Criminal Convictions and Family Law Domestic Violence Voluntary Deportation and Removal That’s why you have to go deal with feds and say — hey! My client can — you know — work with you guys but in exchange, we want an S visa while this is going to be going on

Gideon V. Wainwright Right to Counsel Part 1 Case began back in 1961, in June of that year, one morning at about 5:30 in the morning, a breaking and entering took place at the bay harbor pool room in very small community of bay harbor, east of downtown Panama City which is located in the…in

Gideon v. Wainwright Right to Counsel Part 2 At his trial Gideon cross examined the witnesses for the prosecution. He decided not to take the witness stand on his own behalf. He was convicted. It was given a 5 year sentence for the crime of breaking and entering with intent to committing a misdemeanor. He

Gideon v. Wainwright Right to Counsel Part 3 In early part of summer of 1962 Abe Fortas was appointed to represent Gideon. He had been the editor of those Yale law general, he had been Yale law professor. He had been the personal attorney to London Johnson. He was a member of a very, very

Gideon v. Wright Right to Counsel Part 4 Secondly, under the constitution as of 1962, the states were allowed to develop their own rules of criminal procedure. We argued that the state should be free to experiment, with regard to criminal procedure. 3rd; due process in those days was a, considered to be a very