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Year: 2021

How Does Attorney Billing Work?

By: Danielle Murphy, Paralegal Anyone who has ever employed an attorney has probably found themselves a little confused when receiving their monthly bill from their lawyer. This is because attorneys have a very special way of billing that some laymen may not be...

What to Bring to a Consultation With a Lawyer

By: Danielle Murphy, Paralegal If you have found yourself in a situation where you need a lawyer, you may be experiencing some anxiety surrounding your initial consultation, and you may be wondering what you even need to bring to your appointment. For starters, there...

How is Child Support Calculated?

By: Danielle Murphy, Paralegal If you have been ordered by the court to pay a certain amount in child support each month, you may be wondering how the court determined the amount you are to pay. First, if your separation is amicable, parents can always agree to a...

Common Law Marriage in Texas

By: Abigail Grieve If you have been living with your significant other for a long time, but have never married, you may wonder if your relationship could be considered a common law marriage. However, in Texas, these are common misconceptions. Living together does not...

Grounds for Annulment in Texas

By: Abigail Grieve When seeking to dissolve your marriage, you might consider annulment as being an option if you haven’t been married that long. However, despite depictions of annulment in pop culture, there are very specific requirements that the circumstances of...

What Should I Wear to Court?

By: Danielle Murphy, Paralegal As COVID restrictions ease and more of the world starts to open back up, many businesses are moving back to in-person operations, including the Judicial System. Soon, the days of Zoom hearings and tele-conferences will be behind us, and...

The Divorce Process in Texas: An Overview

By: Abigail Grieve 1. The first step in any divorce is for an Original Petition for Divorce to be filed. The spouse that files first becomes the Petitioner and the other spouse will be the Respondent. The court will accept this document and assign a case number and...

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