In my years of practicing family law in Texas, I’ve seen many clients worry about proving their common law marriage. Take Sarah, for example. She and her partner were together for over ten years. They never had a formal wedding, but they lived together, shared bank accounts, and called each other … [Read more...]
Mother’s Day and the Standard Possession Order in Texas: What Parents Need to Know
So you want to know how Mother’s Day is handled with the Standard Possession Order Texas Mother’s Day? You’re in the right place. The Texas Standard Possession Order (SPO) has specific rules so mothers can have the kids on Mother’s Day no matter what the regular schedule says. It includes holiday … [Read more...]
What to Know if Facing a Denali Capital, LLC Lawsuit in Texas
Have you just been served with a Denali Capital, LLC lawsuit for debt collection? If so, you may feel confused and overwhelmed. What is Denali Capital, LLC? Is it legitimate, and why is it suing you? Can you do anything to protect yourself? Fortunately, you have legal rights and options to resolve … [Read more...]
Are Personal Injury Judgment Dischargeable in Bankruptcy?
Dealing with a personal injury judgment is challenging, whether you’re the injured person or the one facing the judgment. If you’re injured, you count on that money judgment to cover large medical bills, lost wages, and pain. If you’re the one who owes the judgment, it may feel overwhelming and … [Read more...]
Texas Unfit Parent Criteria: Navigating Child Custody
Facing a custody battle is stressful—there’s just no way around it. When you think the other parent’s actions might actually harm your child, the anxiety can feel overwhelming. Concerns about a Texas unfit parent are serious, and they can really shake up child custody arrangements. Parenting time … [Read more...]
How Can a Mother Lose Custody in Texas: Key Factors
Losing custody of a child is a profoundly distressing possibility for any parent. For mothers in Texas, understanding the legal landscape is crucial, especially the distinction between the custodial parent, who has primary residence and decision-making authority over the child, and the non-custodial … [Read more...]
How Marital Waste Impacts Your Divorce Settlement
As a family law attorney in Texas, I often see clients either accused of—or victimized by—marital waste. That’s when one spouse intentionally or recklessly squanders the couple’s assets without a valid reason. We’ll get to a more formal definition shortly, but first, let me tell you about what … [Read more...]
What Happens if a Debt Collector Takes You to Court
Facing a debt collector in court is stressful. Nobody wants to be in this situation. Getting a notice that a debt collector is taking you to court can feel overwhelming. It raises questions about what happens next. It is crucial to accept delivery of legal notices to avoid default judgments, … [Read more...]
Maximizing Your Settlement: Navigating Future Earnings Divorce
During a divorce, courts consider future earnings divorce to figure out fair settlements. A key part of this process is the capital settlement. Here, matrimonial assets gathered during the marriage are divided to create a fair financial arrangement for both spouses. This article looks at how future … [Read more...]
What to Do If Truist Bank Is Suing You for Debt in Texas
Have you been served with a Truist Bank lawsuit over an unpaid debt in Texas? Truist Bank may file a lawsuit to recover money it alleges you owe for a defaulted credit card, loan, or line of credit. Facing a debt collection lawsuit can feel overwhelming, but it is important to understand that you … [Read more...]
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