• John M. Helms, a distinguished Dallas domestic violence defense lawyer, was interviewed on "Coffee With Q," sharing his expertise in criminal defense law, particularly in cases involving violence against family members and intimate partners.
• Texas law defines domestic violence as "Family Violence," covering a broad range of relationships including family members and those in dating relationships. The severity of charges ranges from Class C misdemeanors for no injury to felonies for choking, serious bodily injury, or death.
• The key factors determining the severity of domestic violence charges in Texas include the nature of the injury and violence, with a particular focus on choking, which can elevate a charge to a felony.
• Common defense strategies in Texas domestic violence cases include self-defense and questioning the accuracy of allegations. The process often begins with an arrest to separate the individuals involved, followed by potential protective orders and criminal proceedings.
• Prior criminal records, especially those involving violence, significantly impact the handling and consequences of new domestic violence charges in Texas, highlighting the importance of understanding legal nuances and potential defense strategies in these cases.

In this episode of the Coffee with Q Podcast, host JC Patrick interviews Pam Florig, founder of Folicure and the John Florig School of Hair Replacement. Pam shares the inspiring story of how her late husband John's hair loss led to the creation of Folicure, a compassionate and affordable hair replacement service. She discusses overcoming significant challenges after John's passing, the dedication of her team during the COVID-19 pandemic, and the establishment of the John Florig School to train cosmetologists in hair replacement. Pam's vision for the future of the industry emphasizes growth, confidence, and John's legacy of "looking your best to be your best