There are several reasons why an Injured Worker (IW) in Texas may not be getting treatment for an on the job injury. This entry will discuss the two most common circumstances that lead to an inability to have medical care covered by an employer’s … [Read more...]
Student Loan Debt and Bankruptcy
Student loan debt is an ever increasing financial problem for families these days. Often, the burden of student loan debt will keep individuals from purchasing a new home, a new vehicle or even cover their basic living expenses. It’s a hot topic … [Read more...]
Some DACA Three-Year Employment Cards Sent In Error
If you are a DACA recipient who received a three-year Employment Authorization Document (EAD after February 16, 2015, was mistakenly issued and must be returned. Immigration estimates that 2,100 DACA recipients were issued three-year instead of … [Read more...]
Same Sex Divorce in Texas
Now that the Supreme Court has recognized the nation wide right for same-sex couples to marry, the next question that could potentially face same-sex couples is how to dissolve a marriage that is no longer functional. The answer is … [Read more...]
Bankruptcy Costs – You get what you pay for!
During my 15 years of practicing bankruptcy law, the question I get asked the most is “If your clients are filing for bankruptcy, how do you get paid?” This is a perfectly legitimate question. How do attorneys get paid? It all depends on what type of … [Read more...]
Are you facing a Foreclosure?
In today’s economy, it’s no secret that families are struggling with paying their home mortgages. Falling behind just one or two payments on your mortgage can quickly snowball into a full blown attempt by the mortgage company to foreclose on your … [Read more...]
I’ve Been Sued!
Nothing makes one’s stomach tie up in knots faster than being served with a creditor lawsuit. It’s hardly ever a good thing when the sheriff or constable is looking for you to serve you with legal documents. So, you’ve been sued. Now what? There are … [Read more...]
Is My Credit Ruined FOREVER?
Unless you are being romantic, the word "forever" is so…final. So one of the most asked questions about filing bankruptcy is "Will my credit be ruined forever?" and the answer is "No." Yes, a bankruptcy case stay on your credit report for up to ten … [Read more...]
How to Make The Most of Your Free Bankruptcy Consultation
It is a common practice in today's legal market for bankruptcy attorneys to offer free consultations to potential new clients. Consumers looking for legal help have many law firms to choose from and a free consultation is an excellent opportunity for … [Read more...]
Dissolving a business entity in Texas
Dissolving a business entity in Texas is described in the Texas Business Organizations code. It is not a difficult process, although it does take some time. The first step is to have a formal meeting with the members of the LLC or the shareholders … [Read more...]
Happy New Year?
Regaining Control of your Finances in 2015 Ah, the sounds, sights, and scents of the season! Christmas time is the time of year when we over eat, over indulge, and often, over spend. We’re likely to hear the sounds of bells ringing, Christmas songs … [Read more...]
Grandparent access in Texas
Many grandparents wonder what their rights are when visitation with grandchildren is being denied by parents. The leading case on this issue is named Troxel v. Granville (99-138) 530 U.S. 57 (2000). Under Troxel, the highest court determined that … [Read more...]