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Lori Kaspar Law, PC, operates under the direction of its sole proprietor, Lori Kaspar, who was the former elected county attorney for Hood County and assistant Hood County district attorney. She is admitted to practice law both through the State Bar of Texas and before the United States Supreme Court. When she isn’t busy at Lori Kaspar Law, PC, she teaches legal analysis, research, and writing at Texas A&M University School of Law in Fort Worth. Headquartered in Granbury, Ms. Kaspar’s firm focuses on criminal defense litigation, including the drafting of motions and appeals. Its offices are located across the street from the Hood County Community Supervision and Correction Adult Probation Office in Granbury’s Pearl Street Plaza. In addition to its focus on both adult and juvenile criminal cases, the firm takes on select family law cases, with an emphasis on representing children and parents in Child Protective Services cases. It also handles expunction/non-disclosure issues and represents businesses that contract with local governments.

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Indigent Defense Ensures Due Process

Lori Kaspar is the sole practitioner at Lori Kaspar Law, PC, in Granbury, Texas. With years of experience as an assistant district attorney and county attorney for Hood County, she established Lori…

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When Can an Officer Take a Child into Custody?

Located in Granbury, Texas, Lori Kaspar Law, PC, is a private firm founded by the former assistant district attorney of Hood County, Texas. Juvenile law is one of the areas of focus of Lori Kaspar Law, PC. For juvenile law purposes in Texas, a child is a person aged 10 to under 17. A person who is 17 or older may still be tried as a juvenile for delinquent conduct or conduct indicating a need for supervision (CINS) that he or she committed when younger than 17.

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When Can an Officer Take a Child into Custody?

Located in Granbury, Texas, Lori Kaspar Law, PC, is a private firm founded by the former assistant district attorney of Hood County, Texas. Juvenile law is one of the areas of focus of Lori Kaspar Law, PC.

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Eligibility Criteria for an Occupational Driver's License in Texas

Since 2017, former Hood County attorney and current law professor Lori Kaspar has managed her solo law firm, Lori Kaspar Law, PC. Based in Granbury, Texas, Lori Kaspar Law, PC handles cases related to criminal and civil appeals, juvenile cases, and occupational driver’s license petitions. Under Texas law, a suspended or revoked license may be reinstated for specific, essential uses. If the individual can prove the need to drive for employment, caretaking, or education-related purposes, they may petition the court for an occupational driver’s license (ODL). The ODL can only be used for driving a non-commercial vehicle. Some charges bar the individual from receiving an ODL. For example, individuals with license suspensions or revocations due to past-due child support or certain driving while intoxicated charges cannot qualify for an ODL. Additionally, the need for the license is determined by the judge who will consider if the individual poses a threat to public safety. This includes individuals who have acquired two ODLs in the previous 10 years.