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Can Winning the Powerball Cause Legal Problems? You dream of what you would buy if you were the Powerball winner, but did you ever think of the legal challenges you could possibly face after you’ve won? -
Breaking Up Is Hard to Do - The Complexity of Divorce Divorce is a legal mine field. Do you want to navigate your way through with no representation? Hire an attorney who knows where all the mines are buried. -
Child Custody: The Best Interest of the Child Determining child custody, possession and access can put a strain on families. Being knowledgeable about child custody in Texas can simplify the process. -
Ryan Sweeting Requesting Spousal Support from Kaley Cuoco Tennis star, Ryan Sweeting and “Big Bang Theory” star, Kaley Cuoco announced that they are filing for divorce and he's requesting spousal support. -
Pay Me What You Owe Me: Retroactive Child Support in Texas Retroactive child support, also known as back child support, is a hot button topic. Learn two of the most important lessons about retroactive child support. -
Social Media: Friend or Foe? It's important to be cautious of what you're posting on social media. If you begin a litigation case, information on your social media can be used against you. -
What Happens to Your Online Accounts After You Die? It's important to know what happens to your digital assets when you die and consider a digital estate plan to protect those assets. -
College Chaos In Texas, a child 18 years of age or older is considered an adult. Without having certain estate planning documents in place for them, you have no legal rights. -
Gun Trusts: Do You Need One? Gun trusts are designed to make the purchase, ownership, & transfer of federally regulated firearms easier. They can also prevent owners from violating laws. -
Guardianship: not one size fits all A guardianship can be needed for many different reasons. If you are seeking a guardianship over a loved one, be educated on the process & know all your options! -
You’ve Been Served…Via Facebook A NY Judge ruled that a woman may serve her elusive husband with divorce papers via Facebook. To understand the reasoning, it’s important to know the facts. -
Organ Donation: What to do When a Loved One Dies Find out if your loved one is an organ donor, who to notify if their organs are to be donated, and what steps to take to ensure their organs can be donated. -
The Divorce Process in Texas An experienced lawyer can help you with the divorce process, it is important to become familiar with the steps involved. -
2015 Estate, Gift & Generation-Skipping Tax Exemptions & Rates Tax season is here! The estate & gift tax exemption has changed this year. Use the chart below to help you navigate through your estate tax planning for 2015. -
4 Reasons for a Revocable Living Trust A person who sets up a Revocable Trust reserves the right to revoke, amend, terminate, or change the trust. See how this trust could work for you. -
Perfect Asset Protection - The Benefits of a Lifetime Trust A lifetime trust can create perfect asset protection for your beneficiaries. We recommend this option if the beneficiaries of the trust are children. -
What is a Personal Injury Case? A personal injury case allows for a claimant to recover damages to make them whole. The injured party may be entitled to monetary compensation. -
The Duties of an Independent Executor An Independent Executor holds a significant amount of responsibility. This article will help explain the duties & steps to take if your are appointed. -
The Basics of Beneficiaries Find out what a beneficiary is, how to choose a beneficiary, who or what can be a beneficiary and if you can change a beneficiary after you choose one. -
The Dangers of Do-It-Yourself Wills With our experience in estate planning, probate litigation, Will contests & trust litigation, we've seen how do-it-yourself Wills can go horribly wrong.