When you’re going through a divorce or separation, visitation and possession orders are important to help maintain a strong relationship between you and your child. These orders, set by the court, determine when and how you can spend time with your child. Understanding how these orders work can help prevent…
If your parents passed away without a will, you might be wondering what happens next. In Texas, when someone dies without a will, state laws decide how their property is divided. This process is called intestate succession, and it can take time and cause stress for families. Here’s what you…
When dealing with a personal injury case, you might come across a variety of legal terms that can feel unfamiliar or confusing. Understanding these terms can help you approach your case with greater confidence. Below, we explain some common legal terms you might hear during a personal injury claim. Plaintiff…
Parent reunification is a transformative process that focuses on restoring and strengthening the bond between parents and children who have been separated. Whether the separation was due to legal, social, or personal circumstances, the reunification process can be both rewarding and challenging. By taking intentional steps and seeking the right…
Co-parenting involves more than just dividing time with your children; it also means working together to support their interests and activities. Extracurricular activities, like sports, music lessons, or clubs, are often a big part of your child’s life. These activities can help your child develop important skills and friendships. Here…
When you hear the words “prenuptial agreement,” you might immediately think of Hollywood drama or assume it’s only for the wealthy. However, prenuptial agreements, also known as prenups, are practical legal tools that can benefit many couples. Unfortunately, there are many myths surrounding prenups, and these misconceptions can prevent you…
When dealing with a potential medical malpractice claim in Texas, it’s important to know the legal deadlines for taking action. These deadlines, known as the statute of limitations, determine how much time you have to file a lawsuit. Understanding these timelines can help you protect your rights and pursue the…
Estate planning is an important step to protect your assets and make decisions about your future. It may feel like a big task but breaking it down into smaller steps makes it manageable. Here are 5 things you need to know to begin. Contact Springer & Lyle Getting started with…
Premises liability cases arise when someone is injured on another person’s property due to unsafe conditions. In Texas, property owners and managers have a legal duty to keep their premises reasonably safe for visitors. Understanding the most common types of premises liability cases can help you know your rights if…
When you receive an inheritance, whether it’s a family home, a sum of money, or other assets, it’s important to understand how to maintain its status as separate property. In Texas, inherited property is generally considered separate property. However, it can easily become mixed with marital assets, making ownership unclear…
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