From Divorce To Drunk Driving Or Creating A Will, The Morgan Law Office Is Here To Help
When you’re accused of criminal wrongdoing, you might be tempted to talk to the police to try to clear up the matter and dispel any suspicions lingering over you. The same holds true when you’re formally charged, except at that point it’s too late to talk to the...
When you’re charged with a criminal offense, the prosecution is going to threaten you with severe penalties. This will probably include jail and prison time. That can be intimidating, which is why it’s an effective method for prosecutors to obtain guilty pleas. Before...
Having a will drafted and executed is a good idea for many different reasons. You have peace of mind knowing your estate is in order and that your assets will go to the people you choose after you pass away. A will also reduces the chance of a will contest or dispute...
Whether it's part of a divorce or not, there's often a long and involved process in setting up a child support order. Child support amounts are based on the child's needs, the child custody arrangements and the parents' ability to pay. There are online calculators...
Being pulled over and arrested for DWI can be a terrifying experience in Texas, especially if you have never been in trouble with the law before. Knowing you are facing a DWI charge can leave you feeling scared, overwhelmed and confused about what to do next. Texas...
Most people breathe a sigh of relief once they’ve created an estate plan. After all, that’s usually a task that’s brushed off until later in life, leaving individuals feeling like they’ve achieved a major accomplishment once they’ve got it crossed off their to-do...
Divorce is one of the hardest experiences you will likely ever go through. It involves many complicated and painful emotions and separating your life from someone else’s often brings many challenges. There are many things you can do to prepare for your divorce, both...
If you’ve been charged with a criminal offense, then you’re probably worried about your future and the penalties that may be levied against you if you’re convicted. This is understandable given the magnitude of the penalties that are implemented in these situations...
As you become older, it becomes even more important for you to have a will in place. A will can serve several purposes, depending on the needs of the creator. Your will may: Specify how you would like your assets to be distributed to your beneficiaries upon your death...
Getting through your divorce can be tough, but life can still throw difficulties at you even after your marriage dissolution is finalized. For those with kids, this often comes in the context of custody, visitation, and co-parenting disputes. While these disagreements...