As a debt defense attorney here in Texas, many of my clients start off hesitant to see if I can help them get out from under their overwhelming credit card debt. Often when they eventually call, they all but tell me they didn’t want to talk to me about it. My interaction with Emma illustrates the … [Read more...]
Can a Transfer on Death Account Be Contested? Legal Insights
Dealing with the loss of a loved one is never easy, especially when questions about their estate arise. If your loved one in Texas had a transfer on death account, you may find yourself asking, "Can a transfer on death account be contested?" It’s a common concern, particularly in situations where a … [Read more...]
Effective Strategies to Settle Debt with Credit Card
Ever felt like you’re on a hamster wheel, running tirelessly but never moving forward? That’s how many of us feel when dealing with credit card debt. We make the credit card payment each month, yet the balance seems to stay the same because of the interest rate. It feels like trying to fill a … [Read more...]
What to Put in a Trust: Key Assets Explained
People often think about what to put in a trust when they start planning for the future. They want to make sure their loved ones are taken care of and their assets are protected. A trust can be a powerful tool in estate planning, but figuring out what to put in a trust can sometimes feel … [Read more...]
What to Ask for in Child Custody Mediation
As a Texas family law attorney, I've seen clients who think they can just walk into mediation sessions and expect everything to go smoothly. But the ones who fare best are those who come in feeling well prepared. That means knowing what to ask for in child custody mediation and being ready for … [Read more...]
Can I Be the Trustee of My Own Trust? What You Need to Know
Considering a living trust as part of your estate planning? This might lead you to ask, "Can I be the trustee of my own trust?" It’s a common question with an answer that’s not always straightforward. It depends on your goals, the type of trust, and the laws of your state. This article zeroes in … [Read more...]
Are male divorce lawyers biased against female clients?
In the emotional turmoil of divorce, choosing the right attorney can be a critical decision. While qualifications and experience are paramount, a lingering concern for some women is whether a male divorce lawyer might harbor unconscious bias against female clients. This blog post delves … [Read more...]
How to Choose the Right Contested Divorce Lawyer for Your Case
Contested divorces can be highly emotional and legally complex. When spouses are unable to agree on important issues like child custody, property division, or alimony, the case often ends up in court, requiring legal representation. Choosing the right contested divorce lawyer will make all the … [Read more...]
How to Win Child Custody as a Mother in Texas
Your definition of "winning" child custody depends on your goals. Perhaps your main goal is having your child live with you over the other parent. On the other hand, you may wish to prevent your child's other parent from getting custody or visitation rights. Below, our Texas child custody … [Read more...]
3 Documents Every College Student Needs in Texas
Heading to college is a significant milestone in a young adult's life. It is a time filled with new experiences and opportunities. However, it is also often a time of new autonomy from your parents in the eyes of the law. Preparing certain legal documents can protect you in emergencies and provide … [Read more...]
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