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Texas parents like you have to think of your child first during divorce. You need to figure out child custody arrangements. You must decide on child support payments. You have to do this in addition to determining alimony or asset division. On top of that, you need to...
Many Texas entrepreneurs see great opportunities when buying occupied commercial property. With tenants already present, a new landlord does not have to worry about attracting new tenants and can start collecting rental money once the purchase is complete. Still,...
Generally speaking, co-parenting is the most common custodial agreement following a divorce. There is plenty of literature backing up the fact that children do best with both parents actively involved in their lives, even if the parents are no longer married or...
If you are starting a business with employees, it is important to streamline your onboarding process. Depending on your business, you may wish to include a non-compete agreement with your hiring paperwork. Not all companies need non-compete agreements, but if it is...
When the contents of a loved one’s will disappoint the surviving heirs, it is probably too late to ask the loved one for clarification. This is why many estate planning advisors recommend that those preparing their wills share their decisions before it is too late....
People who have dogs or cats often develop strong bonds with their pets. When it comes to a marital divorce, these bonds can be put to the test as the spouses must decide who will keep the family pet. Yahoo Finance reported on a growing trend in which some couples are...
Many different physical, emotional and financial challenges arise as a result of car crashes. In this post, we will explore some of the hardships that come with broken legs. Many people sustain a broken leg when they are involved in a wreck, whether they are a...
According to the State of Texas Landowner’s Bill of Rights from the Office of the Attorney General of Texas, the government has the legal authority to take private property for public use. This authority, known as “eminent domain,” grants the government the right to...
The coronavirus pandemic has resulted in a countless number of closings and cancellations all over the world, giving rise to a tricky legal question: Can you still be required to pay for something even if you are unable to use it because of public health concerns? For...
According to Forbes, there are two common errors people make when it comes to estate planning. The first is to fail to have a plan in place at all. The second is to fail to update your will or estate plan every few years, or as life circumstances change. If you have...
