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Why Is My Divorce Taking So Long?
Practice Areas: Divorce Law
If you are undergoing a divorce and your spouse and you have both hired lawyers, you are probably on a litigation track. This means that unless…
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What Is a Non-Compete Agreement?
Practice Areas: Employment & Labor
A non-compete agreement is a contract between an employer and employee where the employee agrees to refrain from competing with the employer during or after employment.…
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The Starting Point In Every Texas Case
Practice Areas: Child Custody
Texas law does not use the word custody in the way most people expect. Instead, the state starts every case involving parents and children from a…
5 Things Blended Families Often Overlook (Until It’s Too Late)
Practice Areas: Insights
Blending two households into one family is a balancing act. Between new routines, new relationships, and figuring out who picks up the kids on Wednesdays, the…
What Texas Fathers Should Know About Custody Rights
Practice Areas: Family Law
Texas Law Does Not Favor Mothers Over Fathers One of the most persistent myths in Texas family law is that courts automatically side with mothers in…
What Your Estate Planning Attorney Needs
Your estate planning attorney cannot do their job without your help. The documents they draft are only as strong as the information behind them. Understanding what…
401(k) vs. IRA: Do You Know Your Rights?
Our friends at DP Legal Solutions discuss how it is easy to assume that all retirement accounts are created equal. However, the legal “rights” associated with…
Spousal Maintenance in a Texas Divorce
Texas takes a different approach to post-divorce support than most states. Where other states may award alimony more broadly based on financial need and length of…