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Post-Nuptial Agreements Enforcement in Chapter 7
The Chapter 7 debtor sought to invalidate a post-nuptial agreement requiring him to pay money to his wife upon divorce.The…
Burglary of a Motor Vehicle
HB 1887 creates new punishment enhances for the repeated commission of this offense. In addition, for purposes of determining the…
Juvenile Statements
Juvenile confessions are not always excluded upon a violation of the juvenile statutes. The Texas Code of Criminal Procedure Art.…
Self Defense
The most fundamental of all defenses is the right to defend one's self from another's unprovoked attack. In Texas, we…
Automatic Stay and Foreclosure Prevention
A Northern District of Texas case involved a debtor who filed her third bankruptcy petition within the prior year. She…
Grandparents Visitation Rights After Adoption
A San Antonio case addressed a factual scenario where the maternal grandparents were named managing conservators of their four grandchildren…
Criminal History and Expunction
If you have a criminal history, then it can effect a number of different aspects of your life. It can…
Grandparents Seeking Custody
In the Interest of M.J.G. and J.J.J.G., Minor Children was a case out of Fort Worth where the mom filed…
Chapter 13 Plan Payments
In Holcomb v. Hardeman, the debtors' original Chapter 13 bankruptcy case was dismissed on March 2, 2007, for failure to…
Emergency Bankruptcy
In re Richardson was a 2008 case where the debtor filed a "naked" petition without any of the schedules or…
Disabled children and non-familial conservatorship
A 2007 case out of San Antonio presented facts where mother and father lived together in Florida and had 2…
Serum vs. Whole Blood in DWI Blood Draws
Plasma: Whole blood minus the cells--obtained by centrifuging the blood. Serum: Whole blood minus the clotting elements--obtained after blood is…
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