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When two parents choose to end their marital relationship, one of the common areas of concern for both parties is with whom the child or children will live. This can be a very emotional topic, and difficult decisions often have to be made. Courts may be brought in to...
Even the most careful drivers in Texas run the risk of a car accident every time they get behind the wheel. There are many negative impacts that can come from a collision, including physical injuries, damage to the vehicle and financial consequences. One of the...
Naming an executor is among the most important decisions individuals make when preparing estate plans. Executors will do all legal tasks necessary to execute a will. They must be prepared to conduct all this work professionally, respecting the fiduciary duty they have...
Understandably, the divorce process is challenging for parents and their young children. But it can be just as difficult emotionally for adult children. Here are a couple of tips for making the divorce process in Texas as easy on one’s adult children as possible....
A growing number of businesses are embracing remote work, which can be an exciting development for business owners and employees alike. At the same time, there are complexities that may need to be tackled. One common concern is how to approach employee and employer...
A motor vehicle accident can take place in the blink of an eye, and it may be difficult to imagine how the outcome of this moment could affect the rest of your life. While some accident injuries may heal with time, certain conditions may lead to a long road to...
When entering the real estate market, many people have preconceived notions about purchasing a home. Some Texas buyers may have a misconception or two about how the process works, or what the benefits and pitfalls of certain moves might be. Here are some of the common...
Child custody can be a very difficult issue to work through, with many emotions on both sides. When parents disagree on what custody arrangement is best for the child, the issue may land in a Texas family court. In these situations, parents must work with their...
Cryptocurrency has skyrocketed in popularity in recent years, raising a number of questions about how to manage these unique assets. One question worthy of consideration by any Texas cryptocurrency owner is how to pass this asset down as part of an estate plan. There...
Regardless of whether a child’s parents are in a relationship or not, both usually have a legal obligation to financially support the child. In Texas and throughout the United States, it is common for child support payments to be put in place to ensure parents fulfill...
