In Texas, you can leave someone out of your will, but there are rules that protect certain family members. Understanding these laws before making estate decisions helps avoid disputes and makes sure your wishes are followed. Understanding the Right to Disinherit in Texas In Texas, you have the legal right…
Divorcing after age 50 comes with challenges that are different from earlier divorces. You may have concerns about retirement savings, health insurance, adult children, and lifestyle changes. Planning carefully and working with an experienced attorney can help you make decisions that protect your future. Divorcing later in life can bring…
If you do not have an estate plan, the state will decide what happens to your assets, your children, and your medical care. Without a plan, your wishes may not be followed, and your loved ones could face delays, added expenses, and unnecessary conflict. The State Decides for You If…
You can ask the court to modify a Texas child custody order after divorce. You will need to show a significant change in circumstances or that the current order no longer meets your child’s best interest. When Can You Ask for a Custody Modification? If you have a final custody…
Summer may seem like the safest time to be on the road, but traffic accidents actually increase during these warmer months. Factors like more teen drivers, vacation travel, road construction, and heat-related car problems all play a role. Knowing what to expect and how to respond can help protect you…
A demand letter is your opportunity to tell your side of the story, including how the accident happened, outline your injuries, and ask for fair compensation. It often sets the tone for settlement talks. Getting it right can make a big difference in your personal injury case. What Is a…
Without an estate plan, your assets may not go where you want, and the outcome may not reflect your true wishes. When you die, a clear plan helps protect your family and everything you leave behind. You Lose the Chance to Decide When there is no estate plan in place,…
If you and your ex-spouse do not agree on where your child should attend school, your custody order will determine who has the right to make that decision. In Texas, it often depends on who has legal custody and whether that authority is shared or assigned to one parent. Understanding…
Divorce can be a difficult and emotional experience for both parents and children, and it can become even more complicated during the summer months when kids are out of school and routines may be disrupted. Below are valuable tips and strategies for navigating divorce and co-parenting during the summer with…
Summer is here and families and friends are gathering on one of the many lakes and rivers in Denton County, Texas. Increased activity leads to a crowded water recreation area which can lead to accidents. At Springer & Lyle, we want to make sure you know what to do if…
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