In family law, child custody can be tough, especially when one parent takes on most, if not all, of the default parent responsibilities. It’s normal for one parent to become the main caregiver. This often happens naturally because of things like work schedules, personalities, or who seems more interested in caregiving. The “default parent” is… Read More
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Establishing Trust in Business: The Power of Clear and Concise Written Agreements
Trust is the cornerstone of victorious collaborations and transactions in business relationships. A big part of building trust and making things clear is all about putting together straightforward, easy-to-understand agreements. When you shake hands on a business deal, these agreements lay out all the must-knows and do’s and don’ts. They’re like your trusty guide to… Read More
What are the legal implications of biometric data collection
Biometric technology has transformed daily life, from employee timekeeping to smartphone security, offering both convenience and security. However, as its use grows, so do the legal challenges surrounding biometric data collection. This article explores the evolving legal landscape, the compliance hurdles businesses face, and the future of biometrics in the context of stricter privacy laws…. Read More
Commercial Bankruptcy Filings Increase: Factors and Options in 2024
There’s a lot of talk these days about increasing commercial bankruptcy filings. Some say it’s a sign of a struggling economy, while others believe it’s just a natural part of the business cycle. Whatever the reason, if your business is facing financial trouble, you’re probably feeling a lot of stress. You might even be embarrassed… Read More
When You Owe More Than It’s Worth: Commercial Real Estate Restructuring:
The current economic climate has many commercial property owners reevaluating their financial strategies. From soaring interest rates and market shifts to evolving tenant needs, several factors could necessitate commercial real estate restructuring. Instead of simply reacting to challenges, property owners need to start proactively seeking solutions that align with long-term objectives. Whether you’re facing a… Read More
How To File For Custody of a Child in Texas
By Christopher Migliaccio, Attorney and Co-Founder of Warren & Migliaccio, L.L.P. To file for custody of a child in Texas can be a daunting process. Understanding the steps involved is essential for ensuring the best outcome for your child. As an attorney who has guided countless clients through family law matters, I aim to provide… Read More
Key Signs of a Good Divorce Lawyer: Find the Best Fit
Looking for the perfect divorce lawyer? Let us unveil the secret traits of a true legal ace. A great divorce lawyer: Knows how to make plans Communicates clearly Has a deep understanding of family law These are essential traits for protecting your interests. At Warren & Migliaccio, we’re not just any law firm. We’re your… Read More
What Is the Best Age to Start Planning for an Estate in TX?
When it comes to planning for the future, there is no time like the present. But what is the best age to start planning for an estate? Estate planning might seem like something for older adults, but the best age to start planning for an estate is sooner than most people think. Below, our Texas… Read More
Legal Separation vs. Divorce in Texas
Legal Separation vs Divorce: What Is the Difference? A legal separation is a court-recognized separation where the couple remains married but is often pursuing divorce. Texas does not allow or recognize legal separations. Although the Texas Family Code and the family court do not recognize legal separation, a couple can informally separate. Couples who separate… Read More
Annulment versus Divorce: Key Differences You Need to Know
When a marriage hits the rocks, you’re faced with two paths: annulment or divorce. But here’s the thing – they’re not the same. Choosing between them is a big deal, and you need to know what you’re getting into. Annulment vs divorce, what’s the difference? Let’s break it down. An annulment erases your marriage like… Read More
Effects of Bankruptcy on Retirement Accounts
In most cases, retirement funds are excluded from bankruptcy cases. In other words, usually when debtors file bankruptcy, their retirement accounts are safeguarded and creditors will not have access to them. This comes as great relief particularly to people in the latter part of their careers who are facing bankruptcy. Learn more about the effects… Read More
How to File a Bankruptcy Petition in an Emergency
Facing large amounts of debt can be a scary experience, especially when it feels as though you have nowhere to turn to or nothing that will alleviate your financial problems. When burdened by financial crisis, though, one viable option is filing bankruptcy. Filing bankruptcy can give you an opportunity to start your financial plan anew,… Read More
Reasons for and Terms of Temporary Guardianship
Temporary guardianship is typically established for a finite period of time for a specific purpose. Guardianships are designated to allow a person to provide care and management of another person’s financial, medical, personal and property concerns when that person is either declared incompetent or is a minor, such as in cases of temporary custody. Unlike… Read More
Filing for Bankruptcy after a Job Loss
One of the most common life crises that leads to bankruptcy is a job loss. Filing for bankruptcy after a job loss can be an intelligent decision for some people, as they may struggle to make monthly debt payments. There are many things to consider before filing the petition, however, and not every jobless person… Read More
UCCJEA Attorney in Texas: What Interstate Child Custody Law Means for Your Case
The UCCJEA determines which state has the right to decide your interstate child custody case. In Texas family-law terms, these issues are often called conservatorship, possession, and access. Texas adopted this law in Family Code Chapter 152. If one parent lives in another state, this law controls where you file and which court decides the… Read More
Child Custody Disputes Because of Ex-Spouse’s New Partner
Plano parents involved in a child custody dispute may find themselves going through mediation to work out the problems. And when that doesn’t work, the case will be heard in court. Although there are many issues that can cause disagreements, a common one is one of the parents’ new partners. Types of Child Custody Disputes… Read More
How Much Does a Divorce Cost in Texas
Wondering how much does a divorce cost in Texas? The answer depends on several factors, but divorce is often one of the most significant expenses a couple will have, sometimes costing as much as a wedding. Cheap DIY divorce ads suit couples with no children, no disputed assets, and only needing help with paperwork. However,… Read More
How Many Times Can You File for Bankruptcy
How Often Can You File Bankruptcy? There is actually no limit on the number of times you can file for bankruptcy in Texas. However, there is a limit on the number of times the courts will discharge your debts. Most of the time, the only reason people file for bankruptcy is to have their debts… Read More
Multiple Children in a Texas Child Custody Battle
When circumstances occur that prompt a Texas child custody case, having multiple children can cause some extra issues. While the basic laws apply whether you’re dealing with one child or 10, there are sometimes special concerns and alternative custody arrangements possible when dealing with more than one child. Like all states, Texas has child custody… Read More
Inheritance After Bankruptcy: The 180-Day Rule (Chapter 7 & Chapter 13)
An inheritance can feel like a lifeline when you are buried in debt. But if you have filed for bankruptcy, or you are thinking about filing, that windfall may not be yours to keep. Federal law has a specific rule about inheritances received near the time of a bankruptcy filing. It applies differently depending on… Read More
