Why Would Witnesses Be Subpoenaed in Divorce Court?
When people think of witnesses at trial, they generally think of witnesses in criminal law cases or even in personal injury cases….
When There is a House or Apartment Fire, Who is at Fault?
According the U.S. Fire Administration, an average of 3,000 people die every year in house and apartment fires. The most recent…
Uncovering Hidden Assets in Your Texas Divorce
According to the Texas Family Code, Sec. 3.002, Texas is a community property state, meaning that all assets and possessions acquired…
How to Recover Late or Missing Child Support Payments
The Dallas courts take child support seriously, as it is payment used to help fund the child’s needs and other…
What You Should Know About Texas Divorce Subpoenas
When any aspect of a divorce is contested in Texas, a judge will require both parties to present evidence supporting…
What is Financial Misconduct and How Do You Prove it?
Financial misconduct, otherwise known as ‘ dissipation of assets,’ in a divorce is when one or both spouses spent, gave away,…
Texas Cap on Child Support Guidelines Helps High-Income Earners
In determining child support, one of the main factors that the judge looks at is each party’s income. Their income is…
Motion to Change a Venue in Texas Divorce Proceedings
Each court is only as good as the judge that presides over it, and if a judge is ‘too strict,’…
What to do if Your Divorce is Taking Too Long
One thing that many people do not understand when they initiate a divorce is that the process is tedious and long. Even…
The Four Elements of a Legally Sound Prenup
More couples these days choose to draft and sign a prenuptial agreement before tying the knot. This is not because they expect…
End of content
End of content