If Johnson Mark, LLC sues you in Texas, act fast: file your Answer by the Texas deadline, verify the debt and who owns it, and explore settlement or defense options to avoid default judgment and potential bank-account garnishment of non-exempt funds. Are you currently being sued by Johnson Mark, … [Read more...]
9 Reasons You Need a Revocable Living Trust in Texas
When contemplating your estate planning options, you may wonder, "Do I need a revocable living trust?" Particularly, you might worry about the ease with which your heirs will inherit and manage their portions of your estate. A revocable living trust (RLT) offers a flexible solution, allowing you … [Read more...]
Can a Living Trust Be Contested in Texas? Understanding the Grounds
A well-drafted estate plan gives you peace of mind, letting you provide for your loved ones after you’re gone. One crucial tool in many estate plans is a revocable living trust, which many people use to avoid probate court's time and expense. But can a living trust be contested in Texas? In … [Read more...]
How to Beat Zwicker & Associates in a Texas Debt Collection Lawsuit
Have you recently received a notice that you are being sued for unpaid debt by Zwicker & Associates? We understand that you may feel overwhelmed about what to do to protect yourself. Below, our debt collection defense lawyers discuss what you should know about Zwicker & Associates. … [Read more...]
Conn’s Is Suing Me. What Do I Do if I Am Facing a Conn’s Lawsuit in Texas?
If you received a notice from Conn Appliances, Inc., you might wonder, "Why is Conn's suing me?" At Warren & Migliaccio, we understand the stress of debt and facing debt collection. Our Texas debt resolution attorneys outline important information about Conn Appliances, Inc. and your potential … [Read more...]
What Are the Steps to Divorce in Texas?
In Texas, a divorce begins when one spouse files an Original Petition in the proper county, formally serves the other spouse, observes a 60-day waiting period, and resolves property, support, and parenting issues by agreement, mediation, or trial before the judge signs a Final Decree. Before a … [Read more...]
What Happens if You Die Without a Will in Texas?
Creating a will lets you decide how your estate will be handled when you pass away. A will is an important part of end-of-life planning. But many Americans die without a will. In fact, about 60% of people in the U.S. do not have a valid will. A valid will is a legal document. It stays effective … [Read more...]
What to Do if Facing a Discover Bank Lawsuit for Credit Card Debt in Texas
If Discover Bank sues you in Texas, file an Answer by your court’s deadline, then demand strict proof of the debt. Consider defenses, arbitration, or settlement to avoid default judgments that enable bank-account garnishment or liens. Counsel can preserve rights and leverage. Discover Bank is … [Read more...]
Making and Funding a Living Trust in Texas
A living trust can be a powerful estate planning tool if you’re looking to protect your assets, avoid probate, and ensure a smooth distribution of your property to your loved ones. In this guide, our Texas estate planning lawyers explain a living trust and the steps to set one up. We also discuss … [Read more...]
How Long Does the Court Take to Decide Child Custody Cases?
As a family law attorney here in Texas, my divorce clients often call me when they suddenly realize a new complication in their cases. Fiona was a strong, calm mother of two children who was confident she would get custody of her children. But suddenly, she realized that she might have to fight her … [Read more...]
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