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Imagine this: A 15-year-old slips a pair of expensive headphones into their backpack at the mall, thinking no one will notice. Or picture a teen who "borrows" their friend's car without asking, just for a quick joyride. These scenarios might seem harmless to young...
While enjoying a few drinks during happy hour can be fun, it can quickly turn into a nightmare when you’re pulled over by the police on suspicion of drunk driving. And while being pulled over and questioned by the police can be embarrassing enough, any resulting...
Divorce is one of the most devastating experiences many people go through. The ending of a marriage can be traumatic and leave you feeling lost, alone and hopeless. These feelings are valid. Life is not the same after a divorce. You are starting out on your own after...
You may not be a violent person or ever think about committing a violent act, but what if you are trying to defend yourself? You may find yourself charged with a crime after trying to defend yourself or your property and wonder if you have a viable case of...
In Texas, spousal support, often called maintenance, can help dependent spouses to get back on their feet after a divorce. In a marriage, spouses often decide to divide chores. For instance, one spouse could center their efforts on their job or business while the...
There are a lot of legal issues that’ll have to be addressed in your divorce. Property division, alimony, child custody and child support are all key problems that’ll have to be solved one way or another in your marriage dissolution. The process can be riddled with...
Division of community property in Texas should give each spouse firm financial footing on which to start the next chapter of their life. But sometimes those assets simply aren’t enough. When a spouse gives up their education or career to support their spouse or to...
The property division aspect of a Texas divorce is often the most complicated. This is especially true if you are a business owner. Texas is a community property law state. This means that all property you and your spouse have at the time you divorce is community...
Your heart can skip a beat when you see red and blue flashing lights in your rearview mirror. And while the thought of merely being pulled over can leave you on edge, your anxiety can be heightened when the police have stopped you on suspicion of drunk driving. After...
If you’re like most divorcing parents, a fair child custody arrangement that protects your child and your time with them is your top priority. Hopefully you’ll be able to amicably work out a fair and favorable custody agreement with the other parent, but that may not...