On March 21, 2020, City of Austin Mayor Steve Adler signed an order requiring businesses and people to take further action in response to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. Disobeying the order can come at a cost: a $1,000 fine and/or up to 180 days in jail. Mayor Adler’s new order remains in effect until May…
Finding out that a friend or family member has been arrested and is in jail can be very scary. Loved ones at home can feel overwhelmed, anxious, and simply not know how to help. When it comes to jail release in Austin, there are a few important things for loved ones to know. At Stephen…
Driving While Intoxicated (DWI) is a charge that comes with very serious penalties. Depending on various factors, you could receive a misdemeanor or felony charge. Regardless of the level of the charge, drivers will always have their license suspended for some amount of time in addition to paying fines and spending time in jail. A…
You might think your life is over if you’re arrested on criminal charges. However, hiring a criminal defense attorney can increase your chances of reducing penalties. Smaller fines, shorter jail sentences, and quicker jail release in Austin are just a few of the opportunities that could become available. Read on to learn about three common…
Being arrested in Austin is stressful, especially if you are not familiar with jail release policies. If you or a loved one needs to get out of jail, several steps must occur before release. Most people ask, do I need to hire a lawyer? Ultimately, hiring a lawyer or not is up to you but…