Creating a will is one of the most important steps you can take to safeguard your legacy and protect your loved ones after you pass away. At Warren & Migliaccio, we offer the option to create your will online using our Estate Plan Express service. It provides many advantages to traditional in-person visits to an… Read More
Filing for a Divorce Without a Lawyer in Texas
Divorcing in Texas without a lawyer is sometimes a practical but not always suitable option for couples seeking to end their marriage simply and affordably. This process, known as a pro se or uncontested divorce, allows individuals to manage their legal proceedings. However, it’s crucial to balance the financial benefit against potential problems. In short,… Read More
How late can a process server come to your home
You’re chilling at home, viewing your go-to show, or perusing an intriguing book when there’s a thumping in the entryway. It’s late, and you weren’t expecting anyone. A bit apprehensive, you open the door to find someone standing with an envelope in their hand – it’s a process server delivering legal documents. How late can… Read More
Child Custody: When One Parent Moves Out of State
Introduction: Dan and Maria “You’re what?” Dan said to his ex-wife Maria even though he heard her perfectly well when she told him she was moving out of out-of-state. He’s been living in Texas, raising his children and navigating the complexities of joint custody. Then out of the blue, a curveball is thrown – Maria… Read More
Do Mothers Get Custody in Texas?
Navigating child custody disputes can be an emotional and overwhelming journey for many parents. This is especially true when there are questions about how the court makes custody decisions. For example, many people believe that mothers have an advantage in custody matters. Do mothers get custody in Texas, or is that a misconception? Whether you… Read More
What to Know About a Waiver of Service in a Texas Divorce
As Texas divorce lawyers with years of experience helping individuals through this difficult time, we understand that the process of going through a divorce can be stressful and confusing. One aspect of the divorce process that often raises questions is a waiver of service. Below, we discuss what you should know about a waiver of… Read More
Living Trust vs. Will in Texas
Estate planning is crucial in settling one’s affairs in the event of their incapacitation or death. From directing your wishes on medical treatment to distributing your assets to beneficiaries, estate planning gives you peace of mind and control over what happens to you and to the assets you own. In Texas, two important estate planning… Read More