As an experienced family law attorney here in Texas, I’ve seen my share of spouses leave the state just before their divorce. When one spouse leaves, it can strike fear into the spouse that remains at home in Texas. That was the case for Dennis when he called me right after … [Read more...]
Chapter 7 Income Taxes Answers: Maximize Your Tax Refund in Bankruptcy Guide
As a Texas bankruptcy attorney I’ve worked with many people like Alex, a self employed entrepreneur who was drowning in debt. Alex ran a successful online business for years until the market tanked and he was struggling to stay in business. When he came to me for help with filing Chapter 7 … [Read more...]
Contested vs Uncontested Divorce in Texas: The Complete Guide
As an experienced family law attorney here in Texas, I’ve seen divorces start off uncontested and end up hotly contested, and others begin fiercely contested only to end up settling in an uncontested manner. So I like my clients to understand the pros and cons of both a contested vs uncontested … [Read more...]
How Long After Divorce Papers Are Signed Is It Final
As a family law attorney here in Texas, patience is something I have to repeatedly preach to my clients. This is especially true with regard to completing a divorce. Clients like Russ think that as soon as they sign the final papers, they are legally divorced, and they’ll be finished with it … [Read more...]
What to Do if Facing an Ally Bank Lawsuit in Texas
Are you being sued by Ally Bank for debt collection in Texas? Whether you recognize the debt or not, it is normal to feel overwhelmed and stressed by a lawsuit. However, you have legal options available to you to protect yourself from a default judgment and resolve the lawsuit in a favorable way. … [Read more...]
How to Plan for Divorce: A Texas Guide
As a family law attorney here in Texas, I’ve known many clients who spend weeks, months, even years daydreaming about their divorce. Some might be fantasizing about a whole new life, but few are thinking about the practical steps they need to take to make that divorce materialize. That’s why I like … [Read more...]
Can Someone Else Accept Served Papers in Texas? A Comprehensive Guide
As a family law attorney in Texas, I’ve encountered many situations where people try to avoid lawsuits, including divorce proceedings. When Lindsey called me, she was worried her soon-to-be ex-husband, Bill, would dodge the paperwork. “Chris, I don’t get it. Bill moved out, so he must want to split … [Read more...]
Is It Worth Contesting a Divorce? Pros and Cons
As a family law attorney here in Texas, I’ve seen many clients think they are going to have a smooth, uncontested divorce. Then as soon as serious discussions about who gets the house and custody of the kids get underway, they soon realize they might be headed for a contested divorce. When they … [Read more...]
What to Know if Facing a Crown Asset Management Lawsuit in Texas
If you have been served with a Crown Asset Management lawsuit, you should understand what it is, why it may be suing you, and how to protect yourself. At Warren & Migliaccio, we represent and defend individuals facing creditor and debt collection lawsuits across Texas. Below, our Texas debt … [Read more...]
Can a Credit Card Company Sue You? Know Your Rights in Texas
As a debt defense attorney here in Texas, I've seen clients suddenly realize that a credit card company can sue them if they miss their payments. Laura didn't know this could happen until she learned that a credit card company was suing her friend. Worried about her own debt, Laura wondered if a … [Read more...]
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