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Parents' financial circumstances and their children's needs often change after the divorce decree is settled upon in Texas. For instance, your child may need extra support for medical expenses, school activities and other basic needs, or you could lose your job or get...
Texas veterans who may have been exposed to Agent Orange during the Vietnam War should be aware that new presumptive conditions related to the herbicide use have been recognized by the federal government. If exposed to Agent Orange during a specific time frame, you...
Negligence occurs when a person doesn't uphold reasonable care that another individual would have used in the same circumstance. Sometimes, the fault is obvious, and the injured party can get compensated. When the fault isn't obvious, comparative negligence could...
Veterans may find that disability payments processed through the Department of Veterans Affairs help them deal with financial obligations. Sometimes, a recipient may receive payments and later require an increase in the amount. Texas veterans who find themselves in...
Like most major life events that happen while you serve in the military, divorce comes with a special set of considerations that you need to consider. While state law and local practices often govern divorce proceedings, there are some federal and military statutes...
Are you a disabled veteran in Killeen, Texas? You may be eligible to receive benefits from the United States Department of Veteran Affairs for any medical issues or disability obtained during your service. First, you will have to apply to receive any benefits, so it's...