Clearing a criminal record in Texas always requires a court order. Learn why expunction and nondisclosure can’t be done without court approval.

Texas criminal records can remain public indefinitely if no action is taken. Learn how long records last and how expunction or nondisclosure can help.

Injured in a Texas accident involving a government vehicle? Learn the special rules, deadlines, and steps required to file a claim.

Injured as a passenger in a Texas car accident? Learn who you can file a claim against and what compensation may be available.

Injured in a Texas 18-wheeler accident? Learn when the truck driver, trucking company, or both may be legally responsible for your injuries.

Worried an expunged record might reappear? Learn when Texas expunctions fully protect you and the limited situations where records can resurface.

Injured in a Texas hit-and-run accident? Learn your legal options, insurance coverage, and what to do when the at-fault driver leaves the scene.

Even cleared criminal cases may still affect employment in Texas. Learn how expunction and nondisclosure impact job opportunities.

Learn what a demand letter is, why it matters, and how it can impact settlement in a Texas personal injury claim.

Case dismissed but your record still shows up? Learn how limited expunctions work in Texas, waiting periods, costs, and when you can file for a full expunction.

Insurance delaying your Texas car accident claim? Learn insurer deadlines, bad faith delays, penalties, and what the Texas Insurance Code allows you to recover.