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A Texas municipal official faces an uncertain future after being charged with a Class B misdemeanor on June 10. The 60-year-old man, who holds the position of district clerk in Midland County, was taken into custody after he allegedly failed a standardized field...
A criminal arrest record could hold you back and cause hardship when looking for employment; however, you may qualify for record expungement. The Texas Constitution and Statutes explains that while the state does not allow the expungement of convictions in most cases,...
Adopting a child is a huge responsibility, and since the child is a ward of the state, the state sets strict requirements for adoptive parents. It wants to make sure every child goes to a family and to a home that will be a safe and nurturing environment. The Texas...