For those who seek relief from repaying debts that they have accrued, bankruptcy is one of the most effective ways to achieve this goal and move forward to financial stability. Depending on the chapter for which they file and their means of possible repayment, individuals either can set a realistic payment plan or even be… Read More
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Filing a Joint Bankruptcy after Having Previously Filed
You can file a joint bankruptcy or file for bankruptcy on your own even if you have previously received a discharge, provided that you meet the time limitations laid out in the Bankruptcy Code. In order to qualify for a joint bankruptcy discharge, neither you nor your spouse can have a discharge on your records… Read More
Child Custody Laws that Texas Judges Use When a Parent Wants to Move Out of State
When making the decision about whether or not to approve a parent’s request to relocate a child out of state, Texas courts will look carefully at the factors of the situation and make a determination based on what’s in the best interest of the child, in accordance with Texas child custody laws for moving out… Read More
Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction and Enforcement Act
Child custody cases can get very messy. To prevent problems with establishing a state’s right to enforce child custody/visitation or even to prevent parental kidnapping, the Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction and Enforcement Act (UCCJEA) was created. How the UCCJEA Impacts Child Custody and Visitation This act provides consistency across the United States when it comes… Read More
Causes of Bankruptcy: Five Major Life Events
More than 50,000 people file for bankruptcy each year in Texas, according to the American Bankruptcy Institute. Other than a shaky economy, what are the causes of bankruptcy? Causes of Bankruptcy: Five Life Events Our firm has handled many bankruptcy cases, and there are common causes of bankruptcy that plague many of our clients. If… Read More
Child Custody Disputes Because of Ex-Spouse’s New Partner
Plano parents involved in a child custody dispute may find themselves going through mediation to work out the problems. And when that doesn’t work, the case will be heard in court. Although there are many issues that can cause disagreements, a common one is one of the parents’ new partners. Types of Child Custody Disputes… Read More
The Cost of Divorce in Texas & How to Keep Prices Down
Divorce is often one of the most significant expenses a couple will have, sometimes costing as much as a wedding. While those cheap, DIY divorce ads sound appealing, those kinds of options only apply to couples who have no children, no mutual assets they disagree upon, and who only need help filing the paperwork. However,… Read More
Interstate Custody as It Relates to Texas Divorce
Custody cases in a divorce can get complicated, especially when it involves one of the parents living or moving to another state. Interstate custody laws could apply, which may impact not only decisions about custody, but also a child’s living arrangements. How is child custody handled initially in Texas? The state of Texas only has… Read More
Seven Signs You Should Consider Filing a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
If you’re swimming in debt and often find yourself stressing over how in the world you are ever going to pull yourself out, it may be time to start seriously assessing your situation and contemplate filing for bankruptcy. Just looking at your options and making some decisions can be very empowering. Seven Signs You Should… Read More
How Children Can Affect a Divorce Case in Dallas
Some divorce cases are relatively smooth. The couple agrees how to divide their assets and debts, pursues an uncontested divorce, and the whole matter is over relatively quickly. But unfortunately that’s not always the case. Children, for example, can have a major effect on a divorce case. When this is the case, Dallas couples must… Read More
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