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Due to precautions related to COVID-19, we have expanded our options for remote consultations. Please contact our office to discuss whether a full phone consultation or video conference is appropriate for your situation.
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Probate matters are important for anyone. A person shouldn't leave wills and estate planning until the last minute. Whether a military member is active duty or retired, they have access to legal help to create an estate plan. Estate planning for military members...
"Til death do us part" sounds romantic for many couples, but it's far from what happens in every marriage. There are signs that a marriage may be in trouble, some of which can show up as early as the wedding day. These signs are not written in cement but are...
From a legal standpoint, individuals in the military who are getting divorced will have to undergo the same process as civilians. However, there are some factors that can affect the time it takes to finalize your divorce. As a Texas resident, here are some family law...
Customarily, international citizens who are being deported have rights that allow for legal intervention to halt the deportation. In some instances, however, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) is authorized to remove certain migrants in Texas under the Illegal...
If you live in Texas, you will likely be subject to its probate laws upon your passing. During a typical probate proceeding, an executor will be appointed to represent your estate, and this person will be asked to carry out a variety of duties on its behalf. Let's...
It is no secret that custody proceedings can be an emotional and difficult time in anyone’s life. Although the process may be difficult at times, seeking the best interests of a child can also be an extremely rewarding experience. Who has standing to file for custody?...
Finding yourself in a situation where you can't pay your mortgage on time is very stressful in Texas. Things can be worse if you find yourself facing foreclosure and don't understand how it works. This article covers the two types of foreclosure in Texas to help you...
In Texas, couples who no longer want to remain married have two options: divorce or legal separation. Before deciding what's right for you and your situation, it's important to understand the ramifications of each. What is divorce? Divorce is the legal process of...
Until recently, Texas had a law that sharply limited the duration of trusts. The trust could only last until 21 years after the last living person who established it passed away. This is based on old English laws, and it's much more restrictive than laws in many other...
Older people in Texas who are thinking about getting a divorce are part of a growing trend. Since 1990, the rate of divorce among couples over the age of 50 has doubled. Dubbed “gray divorce” by researchers, divorcing during retirement years is trending worldwide. Why...