What is a diminished value claim in Texas? A diminished value claim in Texas is a type of claim that a vehicle owner can make when their vehicle has been in an accident and has been repaired, but the vehicle’s value has been diminished as a result of the accident. This can occur even if […]
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When a marriage is falling apart, the two parties may not want to look at each other, much less live under the same roof. Often in these situations, one of the spouses moves out while the divorce proceeds to its conclusion. In some cases, both parties intend to remain in the marital home until the
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Lots of people wonder whether there is a law that answers, “When can a child sit in the front seat in Texas?” There is no law in Texas that sets out a specific age at which a child can sit in the front seat. However, there are a number of safety considerations that affect when
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Almost everyone will be involved in a car accident at some point in their life. Whether it is a fender bender or a major collision, it is important to know what to do so you can protect your health and legal rights going forward. If you suffered injuries in a car wreck, you might have
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According to the most recent annual report published by State Farm for its stockholders, State Farm had over 214 billion dollars of assets, and its combined claims and claim expenses amounted to only 34 billion. That means the amount it expected to pay out, including everything it is paying its adjusters and attorneys. State Farm
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Incarceration can strain a marriage, especially if someone is behind bars for months or even years. So it’s not a surprise when couples decide to throw in the towel and file for divorce in prison. In fact, a felony conviction is a ground for divorce in Texas. In this article, we will explain how to
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Hopefully, during divorce or child custody cases in Texas, both parents have their children’s best interests at heart. But sometimes, when there are bitter disagreements, the child is at risk of getting lost in the process. That’s where a guardian ad litem comes in. A guardian ad litem, also referred to as a GAL, is
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A protective order is a court order issued to stop continuing acts of family violence, human trafficking, or stalking. Family Violence Under the Family Code, family violence includes: An act by a family or household member against another member of the family or household that is intended to result in physical harm; A threat by
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What are Temporary Orders in a Divorce? Temporary orders are a type of legal protection that can help decide family and property-related matters while a divorce is being finalized. Temporary orders are put in place after a hearing but before the final trial or settlement of the case. Hearings regarding temporary orders are critically important
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