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Shared parenting allows both parents to keep enjoying the small as well as important moments in their child’s life even after they are no longer together. However, they must communicate, plan and adapt their parenting schedule. As families in Texas prepare for the new...
Trucks are a regular fixture on the roads in Texas. Unfortunately, their presence increases the risks of accidents. Certain types of injuries are more common in these types of incidents. Traumatic brain injury Truck accidents are often much worse than car accidents...
School is back in session in Texas. Back-to-school time also presents unique challenges for drivers who haven't had to worry about students crossing streets and walking to class. Taking a few minutes to review safety measures can go a long way. School zone safety...
All wills go through the probate process. If the estate exceeds $75,000 in Texas, then it may fall under a full court probate process. Even if your loved one died without a will, Texas requires probate to distribute their estate based on intestacy law. File an...
A living will is one of the most powerful legal tools available to residents of Texas who want to make sure that their wishes are followed should they become incapacitated. It’s important to know what it is and how it works. What is a living will? A living will is not...