Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon in Texas:…
Texas aggravated assault under Penal Code § 22.02 — when simple assault becomes a felony, deadly weapon enhancements, and how to defend.
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Assault Defense Articles
Texas assault, aggravated assault, and family-violence defense.
6 Articles on Assault Defense
Aggravated Sexual Assault in Texas: Penalties and Defense…
Texas aggravated sexual assault under Penal Code § 22.021 is a first-degree felony with a 5-to-99 or life range and a 25-year minimum if the complainant is…
Read full article →Continuous Violence Against the Family: Texas Penal Code §…
Texas continuous family violence statute — when two or more misdemeanor assaults within 12 months become a third-degree felony.
Read full article →False Allegations of Sexual Assault: How to Defend
False sexual assault allegations frequently arise in custody battles, breakups, and family disputes. Effective defense requires immediate counsel, evidence…
Read full article →Texas Domestic Violence Arrests: The 48-Hour No-Contact Rule
What to expect after a Texas domestic violence arrest — magistrate warnings, 48-hour MPO, protective orders, and bond conditions.
Read full article →Texas Sexual Assault Charges Explained: Penal Code § 22.011
Texas sexual assault under Penal Code § 22.011 is a second-degree felony — 2 to 20 years in prison and lifetime sex offender registration. Understand the…
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