Wrongful death is a term used to describe a situation where an individual dies as a result of someone else’s wrongful actions, negligence, or misconduct. It is a legal concept that allows the surviving family members or beneficiaries to seek compensation for their loss. Wrongful death can arise from various situations, including motor vehicle accidents, […]
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In Texas, court orders are an essential part of all divorce and family law cases, establishing clear guidelines on child custody , support, and visitation, as well as property division and spousal support. These legally binding documents, issued by the court, are designed to provide a clear path forward for families in transition and minimize
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A motion to suppress evidence in Texas is a legal challenge brought by a defendant in a criminal case, asking the court to prevent prosecutors from introducing certain evidence against them at trial. If the motion is granted, it is often a game-changer for the defense because the evidence is thrown out (i.e. suppressed). In
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If you were recently injured in a car accident in Texas due to another person’s negligence, you may be entitled to monetary compensation for vehicle damage, medical bills, lost wages, pain and suffering, and more. But how much the insurance company is willing to pay out is largely dependent on their policy limits – and
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The Good Samaritan Law in Texas provides legal protection to people who voluntarily help someone who is injured or in danger. The intention behind this law is to encourage people to help others in emergency situations without the fear of legal repercussions (being sued), should their efforts unintentionally cause harm. Specifically, the Texas Good Samaritan
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When you’ve been injured in an accident, the physical pain is just the beginning. The aftermath can leave a lasting imprint on your life, going far beyond medical bills and lost wages. The pain and suffering, emotional distress, and loss of companionship can be substantial and heart-wrenching. In Texas, victims who have been hurt due
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What are punitive damages in Texas? Punitive damages in Texas, also known as exemplary damages, are monetary awards given in civil lawsuits as a punishment to the defendant and to deter others from engaging in similar conduct. According to Chapter 41 of the Texas Civil Practice and Remedies Code, these damages are awarded when the
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Have you been served divorce papers? Do you need to serve divorce papers? Service of process, or service of citation, is legal notice that provides a spouse with notice that a divorce has been filed. Service is a necessary step in divorce unless the respondent has properly waived formal service. Service of divorce papers is
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The Role of Child Protective Services in Texas Child Protective Services (CPS) , a division of the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services (DFPS), is a government agency tasked with ensuring the safety and welfare of children. When Texas CPS removes a child from their home, it is a drastic step that means they
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