As a family law attorney here in Texas, I’ve seen plenty of clients dealing with a spouse who is trying to drag out a divorce. Simone’s divorce seemed to be proceeding amicably, but despite getting along fairly well with her soon to be ex-husband James, she suspected he was dragging out the whole … [Read more...]
What Can Be Used Against You in a Divorce: Texas Guide
As a Texas family law attorney, I often meet clients worried about what might be used against them in a divorce. This concern can signal trouble but also shows they’re proactive about protecting themselves. Toby’s call was no different. “Chris, she filed the divorce papers,” Toby said. “I … [Read more...]
How Long Does a Final Divorce Hearing Take in Texas?
Going through a divorce can be an emotionally and legally complex process. One of the most critical stages is the final divorce hearing, bringing closure to the proceedings. But how long does a final divorce hearing take in Texas? Let's explore the details of this crucial step in ending a marriage, … [Read more...]
The Essential Documents in Estate Planning: A Comprehensive Guide
People plan on having a good day, a good year, a good retirement, and a good life. But why stop there? Why not plan for a good end of life, too? Estate planning makes sure your wishes are honored and your loved ones are cared for after your passing or in the event of incapacitation. In order to … [Read more...]
What is the Biggest Mistake in Custody Battle?
Going through a custody battle is tough. Parents often ask, "What is the biggest mistake in custody battle?" There's no single answer, as several missteps can impact custody decisions and child visitation. But, the biggest custody mistake is losing sight of the best interests of your child. A … [Read more...]
Does a Will Have to Be Signed by Other Parties in Texas?
Creating a last will and testament is a crucial step in planning for the future. It allows you to decide how your assets, including real estate, will be distributed after your passing. One common question is, does a will have to be signed by other parties? Understanding the requirements for valid … [Read more...]
Who Pays the Mortgage on a House in a Trust
Dealing with a mortgage after a loved one passes away raises many questions. One common question is, who pays the mortgage on a house in a trust? This article addresses this concern, offering guidance on trust-owned properties, especially for those with revocable living trusts. We'll cover Texas … [Read more...]
What to Know About Jenkins Court Receivers and Texas Receiverships for Debt Collection
At Warren & Migliaccio, we understand that being contacted by a company like Jenkins Court Receivers, LLC, or discovering that your bank account has been frozen can be alarming and confusing. You may wonder about your legal rights and what steps you can take to protect your assets and property. … [Read more...]
How Family Law Attorneys Help in Child Custody and Divorce Cases
Family law and divorce cases often carry a significant emotional and legal burden. If you’re going through a divorce, having legal representation will take some of that weight off your shoulders. A family law attorney will help you navigate child custody arrangements, property division, and … [Read more...]
Does the Biological Father Have Rights if You Are Not on the Birth Certificate in TX?
Does the biological father have rights if you are not on the birth certificate in TX? This is a common question in Texas family law. A biological father's rights are affected if they aren't on the birth certificate. Texas law balances biological parent rights and a child's best interest. Whether you … [Read more...]
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