If you have very driven on the busy highways within Houston, you have probably witness that the roads are swarming with semi-trucks. Unfortunately this often means that tuck crashes occur throughout the Houston area, you may have even witness one yourself. With the sheer size of these trucks, these accidents often mean serious collisions and […]
With age will come certain dignities and indignities. You can turn moments of undignified realization into points at which your plans come to fruition and chances for exhibit wisdom. By making solid plans now, and appointing people to care for and aid you in the future, you can ensure a dignified retirement and maximize the […]
In national DWI news this week, a Buffalo, NY, seat belt stop led to a DWI arrest. Just a reminder that you can be pulled over for any traffic offense and end up with a DWI. You do not need a DWI lawyer if you are never pulled over. Buckle that seat belt, stay within […]
Attorney’s Fees. You paid your lawyer and now you want your ex-spouse to repay you. There are times when a court can and may give you such an award. On top of that, the court may even deem the attorney’s fees as necessary expenses for a child or children involved in the suit. The result […]
Undoubtedly it will receive far less attention than the controversy over same-sex marriage, but considering that the proposed change will actually affect more people a North Carolina proposed law is worth following. As reported by ABC’s Raleigh-Durham affiliate WTVD, the proposed legislation would “extend[] a mandatory waiting period from one year to two years, [and] […]
In April the United States Supreme Court handed down its decision in Missouri v. McNeely and held that, when a person is unwilling to give a blood sample, a warrant is necessary. The Court ruled that the Fourth Amendment requires that a court issue a warrant if law enforcement wish to draw a person’s blood […]
The 9th Court of Appeals released 3 opinions today, all memorandum opinions: 1. DANNY WILBURN GREEN v. LISA A. GREEN – Affirmed The Court affirmed the 284th District Courts orders relating to a divorce matter. The first issue concerned a Mediated Settlement Agreement, specifically that the trial court erred by not following that MSA. The […]
The children, child support, visitation, spousal support, the house, the 401(k): all the usual suspects at play in a typical divorce. But a very important part of post-divorce life, and one which is often an afterthought to settlement talks or trial preparation, is your credit rating. As you can see summarized in this Al.com article […]
The 9th Court of Appeals released 1 opinion today: 1. YVONNE COMO v. CITY OF BEAUMONT – Modified and Affirmed This opinion concerns an action brought by Appellant one year after the City of Beaumont condemned and demolished a commercial structure on land owned Appellant. The Court found that, among other things, Appellant’s suit was […]