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The Difference Between a Client and a Case File
When you have been injured, you should contact an experienced personal injury attorney right away. When you are in the lawyer’s office, you may start to hear a lot of legal terms being thrown around. You may hear “client” and “case
How Is a Contractual Dispute Handled by an Attorney?
Contracts are a part of our daily life. It can be hard to go through a single day without coming across a contract. Being able to contract safely plays a vital role in our society and shapes practically how we do
How to Prevent Winter-Related Accidents on North Texas Roads
Driving during the winter in North Texas can be very unpredictable. One minute you may be facing torrential downpours, the next you could be driving through ice and snow. It is important that you take necessary steps to prepare and
What Is a Dwelling Exclusion Order?
Going through a divorce is not easy. If you are going through a rather volatile divorce, you may hear about a dwelling exclusion order. A dwelling exclusion order is an order from the court that excludes one party from the
Man Hit by DART Train in Dallas
On December 19, 2015, CBSDFW reported that a man was struck and killed by a DART train near downtown Dallas. The accident happened at approximately 4:30 pm at 800 Pacific Ave. According to witnesses, the man was walking and
What You Need to Know About Automatic Temporary Restraining Orders
Many people don’t realize that when they file for divorce, separation, or a paternity action, the summons issued contains an automatic temporary retraining orders (ATROS) that applies to both parties. People assume that a temporary restraining order only applies to
How to Tell Children About Divorce
When you are getting a divorce, it can be difficult on the entire family. It can be difficult to explain to your children what is going on, particularly with the holidays coming up. Here are some methods on how to
The Differences Between a Void Marriage and a Voidable Marriage
It is sometimes unavoidable when a marriage comes to an end. Conflicting interests, the loss of feelings, or financial matters can weigh heavily on one or both parties involved in the marriage. In the end, the decision to separate
Why You Need to Read Every Word of That Contract You’re Signing
Have you ever had a contract placed in front of you, and just signed your name so you could rush through the process? This can be a big mistake and cost you big. Contracts are crucial and help run the world.
Divorced Fathers and Family Law: a Fair Game?
Divorce is something no one ever expects when they first get married. Things are going great, everyone is happy, and the couple is building a better life. You have a home, children, new cars, and a bit of debt from
The Statute of Limitations for Your Decedent Claim
If you have a claim against a decedent’s estate, it is vitally important to ensure that you file it as soon as possible. In legal matters such as these, it is best not to take your sweet time and mull
Does Texas have a Drunk Driving Problem?
It’s one of the scariest things you can see on the road: a drunk driver. They’re unpredictable, unreliable, and often take chances and do things that no sober driver would ever even consider. And though it’s an all-too-common tale across
Can My Wrongful Death Claim Damages Pay for Grief Counseling?
Nothing feels more devastating than losing a loved one, especially when that loss is caused by someone else’s negligence, carelessness, or otherwise wrongful act. After such a shocking event, you may want to seek counseling for your grief. But can
Differences Between Mergers and Acquisitions
When you are just beginning to touch the surface of business and corporate law, you may hear a lot about mergers and acquisitions. You typically hear them side by side in conversation. While they are always thought of as together,
