Learn about the civil legal concepts of “assault” and “battery.”

This article can tell you about dealing with bed bugs as a tenant.

Learn when you may be entitled to overtime pay in Texas.

This article explains how to find out the owner and management of any residence you lease in Texas.

How eviction can hurt your credit and rental prospects.

Learn the basics of tenant rights through this series of short videos.

Learn the basics of tenant rights through this series of short videos.

This article provides information on how to avoid probate court.

This article explains how recoupment works and what to do if you receive a pension overpayment.

Which parent or conservator gets to make health care and vaccination decisions for a child?

This article explains what parents should know about their child’s extracurricular and school activities, along with summer camps.

In a contested family law case, you may want to ask the court for a jury trial at your final hearing.

Watch this video for a short explanation of the Texas Citizens Participation Act.

This article discusses fee shifting: when the court orders an opposing party to pay the other party’s attorneys’ fees.

This article provides basic information about opioids and the opioid crisis.

There are different types of opioids as well as opioid use treatments.

The growing problem of fentanyl mixed with other drugs.

This article explains the opioid crisis, its causes, its impacts on communities, and ongoing efforts to address this public health problem.

Ticket Help Texas is a resource for Texans who owe fines and costs in criminal cases that they are unable to pay.

Lone Star Legal Aid's guide can help you avoid contractor fraud after a disaster.

Learn how to clear your home's title to apply for disaster aid.

This article explains what Naloxone is and how it is used to reverse opioid overdose.

People in recovery from Opioid Use Disorder (OUD) have some options to help fight housing discrimination.

This article explains how substance abuse can affect custody and visitation rights and may even qualify as neglect or abuse.

A motion to quash asks the court to confirm that you don’t have to respond to a discovery request.

This article addresses what happens to your personal property after you have been evicted or have abandoned a rental property.

About the County Indigent Health Care Program in Texas.

With a writ of entry, you may get your personal items from your residence (or former residence) when you're not being allowed in.

This article discusses court-ordered electronic communication: how and when a parent can talk to their child.

This article answers frequently asked questions about homeschooling for children in Texas.