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Prior to April 20, 2020, 48 states and the federal system required unanimous jury verdicts for serious criminal offenses. Louisiana and Oregon, however, only required a 10-2 jury verdict, meaning…
Common Law Marriage Most people in Texas know a couple who say something along the lines of, “We’ve lived together for so long, we are considered common law married.” But…
Navigating the complex legal landscape after an auto accident can be daunting. How do you ensure fair treatment and proper compensation for your losses? In this article our experienced auto…
Summer is a time for children to enjoy their school break, spend time with friends and family, and create lasting memories. However, for parents who are divorced or separated, summer…
As the holiday season approaches, families across Texas are busy preparing for Christmas – deciding what gifts to buy, meals to make, and halls to deck. But for divorced or…
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Halloween can be a spooktacular holiday, marked by trick-or-treating, haunted houses, and pumpkin-themed parties. For many kids, it’s a magical night filled with costumes, candy, and cherished childhood memories. However,…
If you’re questioning, ‘is my spouse addicted to pornography,’ you are likely confronting difficult emotions and seeking concrete answers. Pornography addiction is a real and challenging issue that can hide…
Varghese Summersett Acquires The Griffin Firm Varghese Summersett, one of the fastest-growing personal injury, criminal defense, and family law practices in North Texas, has acquired The Griffin Firm, known for…
Although robbery and burglary are often used interchangeably in daily conversations or even on the news, they are not the same thing. They are separate crimes with separate consequences. Here’s…