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Difference Between Sole Managing Conservatorship and Joint Managing Conservatorship

Written by Kathy Mulcahy | 2018-03-25 14:51

In Texas parents can be either named as joint managing conservators or sole managing conservator.  The different types of conservatorships refer to the rights and duties that each parent has with respect to one another, and has NOTHING to do with

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Restraining Orders VS Protective Orders

Written by Kathy Mulcahy | 2018-03-10 09:26

Many people come into our office and ask for a “restraining order” when they mean a protective order or they ask for a “protective order” when they want a restraining order. So how are they different?

A Restraining Order

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Child Support Collection

Written by Wade Christiansen | 2018-03-04 12:33

Separated parents who struggle financially to raise their children face particular challenges when the other parent fails to pay child support as ordered by the Court.   Often, these parents are frustrated and think there is no solution.  In reality, however, Texas law provides several powerful t

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What is a Temporary Guardianship?

Written by Wade Christiansen | 2018-02-25 23:32

Guardianship proceedings in Texas are usually an attempt to obtain permanent guardianship.  If the Court orders a permanent guardianship, the guardian has authority to make decisions for the ward into the indefinite future.  The Texas Estates Code additionally provides for temporary guardianship,

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How a Class B Misdemeanor Can Turn Into a Felony – Your Tax Dollars At Work

Written by Kathy Mulcahy | 2018-02-17 19:51

Certain misdemeanors that our society considers extra bad can be enhanced to felony sentencing level if that offense is committed by the same person on multiple occasions. Some of these make sense, such as assault family violence offenses.

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Alterntives to Guardianship

Written by Wade Christiansen | 2018-02-11 10:55

As an elderly parent advances in age, mental capacity often decreases.  Adult children want to respect the independence of their parents, but worry about the potential risks to the parent is left to live alone and make decisions independently.  As limitations progress, the question arises whether

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Preparing for Divorce

Written by Wade Christiansen | 2018-02-04 09:30

Happiness in marriage is the ultimate goal of Texas men and women who marry.  While not without occasional bumps in the road, married couples are usually able to achieve happiness in marriage and family.  However, some couples find themselves in circumstances that make it appear that divorce is i

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YOU HAVE BEEN SUED: What to do when you get served.

Written by Kathy Mulcahy | 2018-01-19 11:39

When you are served you are given something called a citation. The citation will say the following:

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When Should I Update My Will?

Written by Wade Christiansen | 2018-01-14 10:45

Being fully prepared for the loss of family members brings peace of mind.  An important part of that preparation is having a Last Will and Testament that properly disposes of the decedent's property at the time of death, and expresses

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What is an Advance Directive?

Written by Wade Christiansen | 2017-12-30 20:05

Important medical advances have dramatically increased the ability to sustain life.  While this is generally great news, the reality is that in many instances, life can continue beyond any reasonable expectation of recovery or quality of life.  When an individual siffers from a terminal condition

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Property Division in a Divorce

Written by Wade Christiansen | 2017-12-20 14:33

Most married couples dread the unthinkable possibility of divorce.  Dreams and plans have been made that contemplate a lifetime of togetherness and family memories.  If circumstances arise that render the marriage unsustainable, people need to fully understand the ramifications of a divorce, both

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What is a Management Trust?

Written by Wade Christiansen | 2017-12-02 22:08

 

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