For adults, owning and safely operating a firearm is a serious responsibility. The liability rises when someone shoots someone with your firearm and it rises exponentially when you introduce children ...

Have you ever pictured what it would be like if you had to use deadly force to defend your life or property? It’s not a scene anyone would want to encounter. In Texas, many residents are zealous abo...

Having a felony charge on your record can cripple one’s future in countless ways, including owning a gun. Texas criminalizes the possession of a firearm by felons who have been convicted of a crime ...

You don’t need a special license to purchase a gun in Texas, nor do you need a license to carry a gun in your vehicle after you purchase it. But if you are traveling with a firearm in your vehic...

Under Texas law, gun owners who want to open carry are required to obtain an LTC (License to Carry) which is issued to qualified applicants who are at least 21 years old or 18 for active-duty military...

Texas is known for its “Come and Take It” sign and having some of the most passionate gun owners around the nation. Texas gun owners enjoy a wide range of freedoms concerning their Second Amendmen...

In the state of Texas, particularly Fort Bend County, firearms are commonplace in households. You may recall during the historic flooding in Houston during Hurricane Harvey, Ft. Bend County Sheriff Tr...

Texas is classed as a “shall issue” state with the law granting ownership of firearms to any person at least 18 years old. Texas gun laws do not regulate the possession of firearms, meanin...

Having a criminal record can affect your life drastically. A record can have financial repercussions that cause irreversible damage your future — from maintaining employment to ongoing education...

Despite common misconceptions, each county in Texas, whether it’s Ft. Bend or Harris, marijuana is illegal and a misdemeanor charge (or a felony is some cases). Although the District Attorney in eac...