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Texas Nursing License Defense
TBON Investigations
A letter of investigation from TBON should be taken very seriously. Consultations with TBON Lawyers Buck Johnson and Deborah Goodall are available on all Texas Board of Nursing investigations.
License Applications
A criminal background check is ALWAYS required when applying for a Texas nursing license to Texas Board of Nursing (TBON), admittance to nursing school and to sit for the NCLEX. The Board may require a Declaratory Order if you have a criminal history.
License Reinstatements
Texas Nursing Lawyers can assist with the process of nursing license reinstatement. If you surrendered or had the Texas Board of Nursing (TBON / TxBON) revoke your license, you may be eligible to have your nursing license reinstated. Contact a Texas nursing lawyer at our firm today for more information.
License Renewals
Nurses are required to renew their Texas nursing license every two years. Sometimes nurses anticipate nursing license renewal issues. Buck Johnson and Deborah offer consultations to discuss the renewal process with nurses. Reach out for assistance from a professional Texas nurse lawyer today.
Texas Board of Nursing (TBON) Lawyers
TBON Lawyers Deborah Goodall and Buck Johnson
The Texas Board of Nursing’s (TBON / TxBON) mission is to protect the public. Texas Board of Nursing Lawyers Deborah Goodall and Buck Johnson’s mission is to protect nurses. With a combined experience of over 50 years, Deborah and Buck provide Texas nurses a unique approach to protecting their licenses and livelihoods.
We are Texas Board of Nursing Attorneys (TBON / TxBON attorneys) focused on helping nurses navigate a threat to their nursing license or address a letter or complaint from TBON. We can assist you with nursing license renewal, nursing license application, license reinstatement, and TBON investigations. Explore our website to learn more about Texas Nursing Lawyers and our nursing license defense. Regardless of the situation, if you find yourself in need of a Texas Board of Nursing Lawyer (TBON lawyer), Texas Nursing Lawyers are here to help.
If you are a registered nurse, licensed vocational nurse, or nursing student and have questions or issues with the Texas Board of Nursing (TBON / TxBON), or the Texas Peer Assistance Program for Nurses (TPAPN) and find yourself in need of Texas Board of Nursing Lawyers, contact Texas nurse defense attorney Buck Johnson or Dallas nurse attorney Deborah Goodall today.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many days do I have to respond after receiving a TBON complaint?
Most complaints require a response within 30 days. However hiring a Texas Board of Nursing lawyer will stop that deadline. Buck Johnson and Deborah Goodall will quickly notify the Board that they represent a nurse and the deadlines will be extended in order for the lawyers to conduct an investigation.
Is it too late to hire a TBON attorney?
No, you can hire a TBON attorney at any stage of the process. However, hiring an attorney early in the process is advised. There are mistakes that can be made in responding to a complaint that an attorney can help you avoid.
Do I need an attorney for my TBON complaint?
You are able to represent yourself in TBON cases, but it is highly recommended to seek counsel. TBON attorneys are qualified to advocate for you and better your chances of saving your license.
Why should YOU choose Texas Nursing Lawyers?
Buck Johnson and Deborah Goodall bring a unique approach to defending nursing cases. With over 50 years of combined criminal law and nursing defense experience they understand how to investigate an allegation and properly respond to the Board.
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