International child custody disputes can be complex and emotional. What are the rights of parents in these disputes? This question often arises when parents from different countries separate or divorce. With United States having 44.9 million foreign-born residents, these cases are becoming common. … [Read more...]
What to Know if Sued by Baxter Credit Union in Texas
Is Baxter Credit Union suing you for debt collection in Texas? If so, we understand that you may be overwhelmed or confused, especially if you do not recognize the debt or know how to protect yourself. At Warren & Migliaccio, we handle debt collection defense throughout Texas. We have helped … [Read more...]
Understanding Grounds for Modification of Custody in Texas
When circumstances change, an original child custody order or child custody arrangements may no longer suit your and your child’s needs. Luckily, you have the option to request a modification to the child support order yourself. But, once a court order establishes child custody, changing it can be … [Read more...]
Essential Estate Planning for Families: Secure Your Legacy
As a family law and estate planning attorney here in Texas, I often see how the two bodies of law intersect. After I represented Amy in her divorce, I encouraged her to draw up an estate plan to take care of her children in case something happened to her. She didn’t want to think about it so she … [Read more...]
What Happens After a Default Judgement is Issued: How to Deal With It?
Have you recently lost a debt collection case to a debt collector but have no way to pay it without ruining yourself financially? Many debt collectors are simply looking to gain money, and they often don’t expect you to have any way to defend yourself in court, but don’t fret. If you're wondering … [Read more...]
Can I Set Up a Trust Without My Spouse? Legal Guide
Life throws curveballs. Sometimes, these curveballs involve considering complex legal tools like trusts, even if your spouse isn't on board. So, can I set up a trust without my spouse? Yes, absolutely. However, it depends on several factors like your financial goals, the types of assets involved, … [Read more...]
How Long to Serve Divorce Papers After Filing in Texas
Going through a divorce can be a challenging time. A common question is how long to serve divorce papers after filing. This post offers a clear guide on serving divorce papers in Texas. We'll explore different methods, legal requirements, and potential challenges. Serving Divorce Papers in Texas: … [Read more...]
Factors That Help Mothers or Fathers Win Full Custody in Texas
Getting full custody of a child in Texas requires presenting a strong case that aligns with the child’s best interests. Courts evaluate many factors, including the parent's ability to meet the child's needs, the stability of the home environment, and any history of abuse or neglect. Understanding … [Read more...]
Facing a Credit Acceptance Lawsuit: What Do I Do if Sued in Texas?
We understand that being sued by Credit Acceptance Corporation can be a stressful experience, especially when you are already dealing with financial challenges. You may wonder, “Credit Acceptance is suing me for debt collection. What should I do?” In the article below, our Texas debt collection … [Read more...]
How to Get a Will Made in Texas: A Simple Guide
Creating a last will and testament in Texas protects your legacy. This expert guide simplifies how to get a will made in Texas, ensuring your wishes are honored and loved ones protected. This guide answers FAQs, explains requirements, and explores different will types to understand will creation in … [Read more...]
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