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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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What a Grandparent Must Prove in Texas
Practice Areas: Child Custody
Grandparents sometimes lose time with a grandchild after a divorce, a death, or a family conflict. Texas law doesn’t give grandparents an automatic right to visit,…
Why Property Division Is Not Always Equal
Practice Areas: Divorce Law
A Georgetown resident heading into divorce often assumes Texas law requires splitting marital property exactly down the middle. Texas actually applies a more flexible standard, and…
Texas Divides Property, Not Always in Half
Practice Areas: Divorce Law
A Common Misunderstanding About Community Property Many people assume that because Texas is a community property state, a divorce automatically splits everything straight down the middle…
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…