The Difference Between a Family Trust & a Will in Texas
If you are considering creating a will or family trust in Texas, it is important to understand the differences between the two. A will is a document that outlines how an individual wants their property, assets, and other belongings to be distributed after death. On the other hand, a family trust is...
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Despite its dark history, Thanksgiving is known for being a holiday that brings families and friends together to share a meal, watch football, and enjoy each other’s company. Unfortunately, Thanksgiving can still have a dark side as certain crimes spike during the 4-day holiday weekend. Below, we will discuss the...
6 Common Crimes Committed on Thanksgiving Weekend Continue reading…Prenup Myths You Shouldn’t Believe
A prenuptial agreement is a marital contract between two people who plan to marry one another; the contract typically outlines each party’s property and specifies how property and debts will be divided in the event of a divorce. A prenuptial agreement can also include details concerning:
Prenup Myths You Shouldn’t Believe Continue reading…Should I Draft a Will If I Own Almost Nothing?
Why You Should Have a Will Regardless of Your Economic Status A will is a legally binding document that outlines a person’s wishes regarding the distribution of their estate upon their death. A common myth about wills is that only the wealthy or those...
Should I Draft a Will If I Own Almost Nothing? Continue reading…Pros and Cons of an Uncontested Divorce in Texas
What Is an Uncontested Divorce? A Texas uncontested divorce is a dissolution of a marriage that involves both parties reaching an agreement on their divorce terms. Everything, including alimony, child support/custody, property and debt division, and any other family law issues, must be settled when...
Pros and Cons of an Uncontested Divorce in Texas Continue reading…What to Do If You Are Stopped for a DWI in Texas
Hearing police sirens and seeing their flashing red and blue car can be a triggering, scary, and/or frustrating experience. If you realize the siren and lights are coming after you, that can be even more frightening. If the police stop you, they should have a valid reason (i.e. a...
What to Do If You Are Stopped for a DWI in Texas Continue reading…Co-Parenting During the Summer
For your child, summer is likely the best time of the year. With no school and more sunshine and free time, your child is probably bursting at the seams to start enjoying their break. However, you may not be as excited since your normal co-parenting schedule may be changing during...
Co-Parenting During the Summer Continue reading…How Young Is Too Young to Craft an Estate Plan?
At What Age Should You Start Estate Planning? A pervasive myth is that you should be a certain age (older) when you start thinking seriously about estate planning. However, there are no age limits on estate planning nor are there income limitations or expectations. Once...
How Young Is Too Young to Craft an Estate Plan? Continue reading…How Much Will a DWI Conviction Cost You in Texas?
A DWI conviction has serious consequences. In addition to having to serve a prison sentence, suffer the loss of your license, and struggle to find suitable employment, housing, and educational opportunities, those convicted of a DWI can face a host of financial penalties. Below, we will outline the various ways a DWI conviction...
How Much Will a DWI Conviction Cost You in Texas? Continue reading…How to Tell Your Kids You’re Getting Divorced
Once you and your spouse decide to get divorced, you may struggle with how to tell your friends, family, and more importantly, your children. Below, we will discuss the best ways to approach telling your children about your divorce and the potential impact divorce can have on your children.
How to Tell Your Kids You’re Getting Divorced Continue reading…Avoid a DWI on Super Bowl Weekend
Driving while intoxicated (DWI) is illegal in Texas, and you don’t want to face charges or be arrested when you’re supposed to be enjoying the Super Bowl festivities. Below, we will discuss Texas drinking and driving laws, the consequences of DWI charges, and tips for avoiding a DWI charge during the Super Bowl...
Avoid a DWI on Super Bowl Weekend Continue reading…Is Distracted Driving Illegal in Texas?
Distracted driving occurs when a driver takes their attention off of the road because of the engagement with another activity. Drivers can be distracted by other drivers or because they are: Shaving Putting on makeup Reading Eating or drinking
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