Legal Articles

While speed limits are set and enforced to help protect drivers and prevent car accidents and personal injury from occurring, could strict speed enforcement play a part in making drivers more dangerous behind the wheel? A new study suggests that constantly…

If you are pulled over on suspicion of driving under the influence (DUI) or driving while intoxicated (DWI) in Dallas, can the police require you to take a breathalyzer test? How about a blood test? According to a recent report…

Texas law enforcement officials recently renewed their efforts to “crack down” on driving while intoxicated (DWI) in the state. The penalties for being convicted of a Texas DWI in court are severe, but an arrest on suspicion of DWI does…

For immigrants to the U.S. who are seeking help with paths to citizenship or assistance with removal defense, the answer is not to commit immigration marriage fraud. Many immigrants in the Dallas area find themselves in difficult situations in which…

When you are unable to work due to a physical or mental disability, you may find yourself in need of money – and fast. But if you are unable to work, your sources of income are rather limited. One source…

Our law firm at Kraft & Associates is doing a food drive in conjunction with the North Texas Food Bank. Because of the North Texas Foodbank, thousands of hungry North Texans will have enough to eat. We are grateful to…

How Long Does a DWI Stay on Your Record in Texas? People often panic when arrested. It is easy to think the worst. But before giving up hope, let’s put things in perspective. First, remember that being arrested or charged…

For those in the United States without proper documentation, there are often many hurdles to employment, education, and even marriage. Of course, marriage itself is not the problem. Indeed, you may marry virtually anyone you choose. The real question may…

The terms DWI – driving while intoxicated – and DUI – driving under the influence – are often used interchangeably. However, Texas law makes a clear distinction between the two terms. Regardless of the difference, though, if you have been…

Immigrants who hold green cards are not entitled to vote in U.S. elections. Nevertheless, many do, as reported in an article in the Washington Post. According to the article, based on data from the Cooperative Congressional Election Study obtained from…