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Why Is My Divorce Taking So Long?
Practice Areas: Divorce Law
If you are undergoing a divorce and your spouse and you have both hired lawyers, you are probably on a litigation track. This means that unless…
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What Is a Non-Compete Agreement?
Practice Areas: Employment & Labor
A non-compete agreement is a contract between an employer and employee where the employee agrees to refrain from competing with the employer during or after employment.…
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Employee and Employer Rights and Issues During Return to Work with COVID-19
Practice Areas: Employment & Labor
As there are ongoing issues with COVID-19, essential employees and employers are facing continual risks of exposure by going into the office each day. Employers must…
Divorcing an Abusive Spouse
Practice Areas: Divorce Law, Domestic Violence
It takes sacrifice, the utmost courage, and a willingness to make the decision to divorce a spouse who is abusive. When children and/or a long term…
Covenants Not to Compete
Covenants not to compete, or non-compete agreements, are governed by Texas Business and Commerce Code Section 15.50. Generally, it requires that for a non-compete agreement to…
Common Custody Problems
If you have children with your partner, you may find that it’s impossible to sever ties with your partner completely. Some custody cases are amicable and are easy to resolve…
How are Bank Accounts Handled in a Divorce?
Many couples open joint bank accounts when they get married. Combining incomes and expenses works for most married couples — as long as the marriage works.
Understanding Jurisdiction in Divorce Cases
After much reflection and counsel, you have decided to move forward with a divorce. Whether the divorce process is amicable or contentious, the first step is…