Texas Supreme Court on Separate Property Tracing in Texas Divorce
What Does the Texas Supreme Court’s New Ruling Mean for Separate Property Tracing in Your Divorce? If you brought assets...
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Texas Motion for Summary Judgment Rule Changes (Rule 166a) 2026
Motions for Summary Judgment filed in Texas on or after March 1, 2026 are subject to new rules and deadlines...
Read More Unsolicited Calls from Personal Injury Lawyers After an Accident or Loss are Illegal
If a stranger contacted you about your accident before you ever called a lawyer, that contact may be illegal. In...
Read More What happens when a bondsman goes off bond?
When a bail bondsman “goes off bond” in Texas, it means they’ve revoked their financial guarantee and surrendered you into...
Read More The Dangers of Asking AI Legal Questions (2026 Court Decision)
When you turn to AI for help, it can feel like a private conversation, one where you are free to...
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Attorney J. Turner Thornton Named a Fort Worth 40 Under 40
Attorney J. Turner Thornton — a partner at Varghese Summersett who leads the firm’s Family Law Division — has been...
Read More When a Vehicle Crashes into a Building, Who is Liable?
When a vehicle crashes into a home or building in Texas, the driver is usually liable, but other parties may...
Read More A Parent’s Guide to Your Child’s First Appearance in Juvenile Court
If your child was taken into custody or received a summons, their first juvenile court appearance in Texas is typically...
Read More Suing Lyft or Uber for Sexual Assault is Harder (But Not Impossible) in Texas
Suing Lyft or Uber for sexual assault in Texas is harder than in most other states. Texas law classifies rideshare...
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