Myths about Texas appeals are confusing. Have you ever wondered what happens when someone is found guilty of a crime here in Texas, but they believe that the system got it wrong? For those in Texas, the appeals process is an option, but there are myths surrounding it that can prevent people from pursuing it….
Estate planning is a crucial step to protect your family and assets, and coordinating it with your property possessions, bank accounts and insurance accounts is a wise approach. To find a lawyer who can assist you in this process, you can follow these steps: Get Referrals and Do Research Seek recommendations from your trusted family…
If you have a loved one is incarcerated in a state prison anywhere in the US and has been attacked and hospitalized, there are several steps you can take to help ensure their safety and well-being: Contact the Prison Administration Reach out to the prison’s administration, specifically the warden or a high-ranking prison official, to…
Understanding Brady Violations in Texas: What You Need to Know In the criminal justice system here in Texas or in ANY state in the United States, prosecutors (the district attorney, prosecuting attorney representing the state) are required to disclose certain evidence to the defense (you, your attorney, the attorney representing the accused in a criminal…
Gain a better understanding of jury charge and jury error as post-conviction Attorney Sarah Durham explains how these instructions can affect the legal process. Navigating the legal system can be a bewildering process, but grasping certain essential elements can significantly impact the outcome of a trial. One such element is the jury charge—crucial instructions delivered…
In the United States legal system, the pursuit of justice doesn’t end with a state criminal conviction and a federal 2254 petition could lead to freedom. For Texas individuals (or any individual prosecuted in any state if the United States) who believe they have been wrongfully convicted or whose rights have been violated during the…
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Blizzard and Zimmerman, Attorneys and Counselors at Law proudly announce Associate Attorney Sarah Durham has been named as the firms first female Partner. With her exceptional dedication and exemplary leadership in spearheading the Post-Conviction Division, Durham’s elevation recognizes her invaluable contributions and commitment to the firm’s success. Joining Blizzard and Zimmerman in 2020, Durham emerged…
Whether you are young or old, you might not think about estate planning, but it’s never too early to plan for the future. If you are a couple who have just start having children, or you’re kids are all grown up and out of the house you really need to think about what will happen…
Attention all Texas residents going through a divorce: Don’t fall victim to the misinformation surrounding the new legislative update affecting family law and spouse tracking. As an experienced divorce lawyer, I’ve noticed a concerning amount of false information regarding the tracking of your spouse. In this video, I’ll provide you with accurate and crucial information…
