Family Law
What Does Country Music Have in Common with Family Law?
Every other country song I listen to involves a family law dispute. Or perhaps every other family law dispute offers ripe material for the raw,
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Do I need a CPA for my divorce case?
Maybe, and we have one in house. When most divorce attorneys realize a CPA is needed to assist in a divorce, they engage one. However,
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Texas Contested Divorce Timeline
One of the most common questions I get as a divorce attorney is, “How long is this going to take?”. While you may be anxious
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Custody Cases and Divorces Involving Children
The terminology of “Custody Cases” and Divorces involving children can be quite confusing. In this article, I will explain the legal definition in the State
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4 Essential Questions for your Divorce Attorney
Divorce, like politics and religion, is usually not a hot conversation topic. It can be hard to get the courage up to ask a friend
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Adult Adoption: Can You Adopt An Adult and Let Them Inherit From You?
About Adult Adoption Adult adoption is unique. It produces a parent-child relationship between two adults that did not exist before. The process declares that the
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Conservatorship Cases and Why Your Behavior Matters
Your behavior and demeanor during a suit can be a huge benefit or huge detriment in getting the outcome you want. Conservatorship is about the child and the facts of the case, and your behavior should reflect this.
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Can I Represent Myself without a lawyer?
So, you want to represent yourself in a family law case in Smith County or Gregg County or some other county in East Texas. Well,
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Emergency Custody: Keeping Children Safe
NOTE: EVERY Texan, including me, has a duty to report suspected child abuse or neglect to law enforcement or the Department of Family and Protective
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Your Family Law Case – Realistic Expectations
Many people ask me my “win” percentage. When it comes to family law cases, this is a complex question because “win” is a relative term. What
