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Charged with a Violent Crime in Dallas? Here’s What Happens Next.

by Lewis & Ashworth PLLC | Apr 1, 2026 | Assault, Criminal Defense, Domestic Violence

Finding out that you or a family member has been charged with a violent crime in Dallas is terrifying. The criminal justice system moves quickly, the consequences are severe, and it can feel impossible to know where to turn. This guide is designed to walk you through...

What is a magistrate hearing in a Texas domestic violence case?

by sophia.khori@thomsonreuters.com | Jul 3, 2025 | Domestic Violence

You’ve been arrested after a domestic violence allegation. The process moves fast and can feel disorienting. Before you have time to gather your thoughts, you’re told there will be a magistrate hearing. It’s not a trial. It’s an early step that can shape what happens...

Was it domestic violence or reactive abuse?

by rs@findlaw.com | Apr 16, 2025 | Domestic Violence

Sometimes, victims of domestic violence report matters to the police out of fear for their safety. However, many domestic violence reports begin with concerned outside parties. Neighbors, family members or total strangers may reach out to local law enforcement because...

Could a fight with a roommate constitute domestic assault?

by rs@findlaw.com | Sep 6, 2024 | Domestic Violence

Domestic violence, which Texas may prosecute as domestic assault, is a common crime. People often think of spouses in unhealthy marriages or parents who discipline their children abusively when they picture domestic violence. However, the law in Texas allows...

Can a domestic violence case end if initial claims are recanted?

by rs@findlaw.com | Jan 25, 2024 | Domestic Violence

Those accused of domestic violence in Texas could face an assortment of penalties. The consequences could include incarceration and loss of employment, particularly for those in certain professions where background checks are mandatory. Individuals charged with...

Domestic violence isn’t limited to romantic partners

by laura.buchholz@thomsonreuters.com | Aug 18, 2021 | Domestic Violence

When you think about domestic violence, you may think about a married or unmarried couple who is getting into arguments or fights. You may imagine someone getting angry and shooting their spouse or slamming the door as they walk out of the house while threatening the...

How domestic assault claims hurt company owners and professionals

by laura.buchholz@thomsonreuters.com | Aug 2, 2021 | Domestic Violence

Any criminal allegation can affect your freedom and finances. However, few accusations carry as much social stigma as claims of domestic assault or other forms of domestic violence. Anyone accused of mistreating their spouse, intimate partner or family members could...

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