Getting divorced? This guide explains personal property division. You’ll learn what’s personal property, how it’s different from community property and steps for fairness. We also cover high value items and sentimental value. By understanding personal property in divorce, especially items of … [Read more...]
Top 7 Questions About the Division of Property in Divorce in Texas
As an experienced family law attorney here in Texas, I understand how much my divorce clients think they know about property division as well as how little they really do know. They often think it’ll be a breeze but they soon find out there’s a lot more to know about Texas property division law than … [Read more...]
Cell Phone Accounts During Divorce: A Texas Guide
Divorce is never easy. Cell phone accounts during divorce can cause fights and legal problems, especially in divorce court. This article explains the role of cell phones in a Texas divorce. Family members often use mobile phones and shared plans, which can make family law cases even more … [Read more...]
Understanding Child Custody Laws in Texas: A Complete Guide for Parents
When parents split, one of the hardest things is figuring out what happens to the kids. This means understanding the child custody laws in Texas. These laws are designed to put the kids first in any dispute. Family law attorneys play a big role in navigating these laws, guiding and representing you … [Read more...]
Can a Spouse Change a Trust After Death? What to Know
Imagine this: you’re grieving the loss of your spouse and dealing with their affairs. As you go through their estate plan you wonder - can a spouse change a trust after death? It’s a common question for surviving spouses, especially in Texas where laws are different. Whether it’s to adjust asset … [Read more...]
How Long Can a Divorce Be Put On Hold In Texas?
Facing a divorce is tough. We know you want to slow it down, think it over and wonder how long can a divorce be put on hold. You may even hope to step back without actually having to make the final decision. One spouse wants the divorce, the other doesn’t. In Texas you can’t stop the divorce … [Read more...]
Can Both Spouses Have the Same Divorce Lawyer in Texas?
The short answer is no—Texas law prohibits a single attorney from representing both parties in a divorce. While getting legal advice during divorce may seem overwhelming, understanding why each spouse needs their own attorney is crucial for protecting individual legal rights. This guide explains can … [Read more...]
What Happens When a Credit Card Company Sues You In Texas: What to Do
When a credit card company sues you for unpaid credit card debt they’ve decided to take legal action to collect the debt you owe. This type of legal action is called a debt collection lawsuit and ignoring it can have severe consequences. This article will walk you through what happens when a credit … [Read more...]
When Can You Deny Visitation to the Non Custodial Parent?
As a family law attorney here in Texas, I’ve seen relief on my clients faces the day the divorce is finalized. But when there are kids involved, I’ve also seen the grief return when disputes over custody matters and visitation reappear in their lives. This can be the case even when there is a clear … [Read more...]
What to Know if Facing a U.S. Bank Debt Collection Lawsuit in Texas
If you are facing a U.S. Bank debt collection lawsuit in Texas, you may believe you have no options against a creditor as big as U.S. Bank. However, you do have legal options available to you to resolve the lawsuit in a favorable way. At Warren & Migliaccio, we defend Texans against debt … [Read more...]
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