Raising a child alone while unpaid support piles up can feel crushing. I’ve seen many Texas parents walk into my office with years of receipts in hand. They wonder if they’ve missed their chance to collect child support because they never filed. Many parents are not aware that they may have the … [Read more...]
Divorce and Custody Statistics 2024
Welcome to the Warren & Migliaccio, L.L.P. blog, your trusted resource for family law matters in the state of Texas. I'm Christopher Migliaccio, one of the founding partners at the firm, and throughout my legal career, I've guided numerous clients through the complexities of divorce and child … [Read more...]
How to Transfer Ownership of an LLC to a Trust
Business owners wonder, "how to transfer ownership of an LLC to a trust"? As a Texas estate planning attorney, I’ve helped many such business owners protect their assets and simplify their estate plans by transferring LLC ownership to trusts. This has become a popular move among my clients who want … [Read more...]
Texas Supervised Visitation: A Complete Guide for Parents
As an experienced family law attorney in Texas, I know visitation can get messy—especially when circumstances call for supervised visitation. Elliot had been through some rough times but had stabilized his life when he called me. “Chris, things are great. I’m pretty much back to normal. Steady … [Read more...]
Joint Will Texas: Essential Estate Planning Guide for Married Couples
When Sarah lost her husband in Houston last year, she learned that their joint will caused unexpected problems. It stopped her from selling their home to pay for medical bills. This story shows why Texas estate planning attorneys often advise against joint wills. Top Insights for This … [Read more...]
Pros and Cons of Filing Bankruptcy in Texas
Filing for bankruptcy is one of the most challenging decisions a person can make. If you're struggling with overwhelming debt, it's important to carefully weigh the pros and cons of filing bankruptcy. Bankruptcy laws are complex and can have long-term financial and personal consequences. As a … [Read more...]
Gaslighting in Divorce and Child Custody Cases
Divorce and child custody cases are already stressful. Gaslighting makes things worse. Gaslighting in divorce and child custody cases is a tactic that makes you doubt your own thoughts and feelings. This can harm your mental health and your ability to protect yourself and your children in court. In … [Read more...]
Does a Will Have to Be Signed by Other Parties in Texas?
Creating a last will and testament is a crucial step in planning for the future. It allows you to decide how your assets, including real estate, will be distributed after your passing. One common question is, does a will have to be signed by other parties? Understanding the requirements for valid … [Read more...]
Why Is Estate Planning Necessary to Consider as You Graduate From High School in Texas?
As young adults in Texas step into a new chapter of their lives after graduating high school, estate planning often gets overlooked. While the idea of estate planning might seem far off for someone just graduating, there are several key reasons why getting at least a few documents prepared to … [Read more...]
Why College Students Need a Basic Last Will
Many high school graduates are heading to college and becoming legal adults. Turning 18 means you’re considered an adult in most states. This change reduces parents’ authority since their child becomes an adult child with new legal implications. That’s why college students need a basic last … [Read more...]
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