A Last Will & Testament in Texas is more than just a piece of paper—it’s one of the most important legal documents you will ever create. It determines who inherits your assets, who oversees your estate, and who will care for your minor children if something happens to you. Without a legally valid will, Texas […]
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A living trust in Texas is a legal document that places your assets into a trust during your lifetime and allows those assets to be managed for your benefit while you’re alive — and then smoothly transferred to your chosen beneficiaries after your death. Unlike a will, which goes through probate, a living trust can
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Child custody cases are some of the most emotionally charged legal battles. When you’re fighting for time with your children, every decision matters. Texas family courts prioritize the child’s best interests, but parents often make critical child custody case mistakes that jeopardize their rights. A single misstep can cost you time, parental rights, and even
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Divorce can bring out the worst in people — anger, angst, anxiety — all before even stepping into a public courtroom. But what if there was a less traumatic way to end a marriage? Collaborative divorce offers an alternative to traditional litigation, where both parties work with their respective attorneys and other professionals to reach
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If you are in the process of divorce, you may be surprised to learn that the law requires you to turn over voluminous information to your spouse and his or her attorney. This includes financial records, property documents, child insurance information, the list goes on. The good news is that the law works both ways,
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When it comes to divorce, women are statistically more likely to initiate the proceedings and file for divorce first. The reasons behind this trend point to evolving societal roles, shifting expectations, and the pressures women face in modern relationships. In this article, we will explore some of the factors that contribute to women seeking divorce,
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Note: If you are looking for the 2025 Standard Possession Calendar, go here. Child visitation can be one of the most contentious issues in divorce and custody cases. That’s why the Texas legislature created a visitation schedule – called the Standard Possession Order (SPO) – for parents to follow if they can’t come to a
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When suspicions of infidelity arise in a marriage, it’s natural to want answers – and the urge to spy on your spouse can be strong. However, the methods you use to uncover the truth can have serious legal consequences. Texas law is clear on what is permissible when it comes to surveillance, and violating these
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It happens more often than you think. A married couple, once deeply in love, finds themselves essentially living separate lives. They become emotionally detached and disconnected and are more like roommates than romantic partners. Referred to as a “silent divorce — or an invisible or emotional divorce — this type of marriage is a complex
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