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Coming Soon
These are the first seven articles our attorneys are writing. Each category tag below links to the practice-area page that covers the topic today.
Coming soonTexas courts do not use the word custody — they decide conservatorship and possession and access. Here is what a judge actually weighs, and what the best interest standard means in practice.
Read about Family Law
Coming soonThe 60-day waiting period, temporary orders, mediation and the final decree — a plain-language walk through the sequence a Texas divorce actually follows.
Read about Family Law
Coming soonThe first hours matter more than most people realize. What to say, what not to say, how bond works in Dallas County, and why jail phone calls are recorded.
Read about Criminal Law
Coming soonClass C through Class A, state jail felony through first degree — how Texas grades offenses, what each level actually carries, and why the classification drives everything else.
Read about Criminal Law
Coming soonA practical checklist for the first 48 hours — the crash report, medical treatment, photographs, and the recorded statement you should not give yet.
Read about Personal Injury
Coming soonTwo years is the general rule under Section 16.003 — but claims against governmental units, claims involving minors and discovery-rule cases all work differently.
Read about Personal Injury
Coming soonWhat happens to your property if you die without one, which four documents most Texas families actually need, and when a trust is worth the cost.
Read about Estate PlanningFacing one of these situations right now? Do not wait for the article. Call (469) 829-2627 or request a free consultation and talk to an attorney about your own facts.
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