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If you face misdemeanor charges, you may believe that it’s only a minor note on your record and nothing to worry about. However, depending on the offense, it could affect your ability to qualify for a loan, limit your earning potential and where you live in Texas....
Not only does owning a business in the Lone Star State allow you to achieve the American dream, but you also take great pride in providing quality products or top-notch service to your customers. If your venture is part of the marital estate, though, you probably must...
If you and your spouse have made the decision to divorce, you may be dreading a long, drawn-out court battle. Fortunately, there are alternatives that are less stressful and less costly. Two common alternatives are collaborative divorce and mediation. If you and your...
The steps you take while navigating your Texas divorce may have far-reaching implications on your financial future, and there are certain financial errors many people navigating divorces often make. Per Business Insider, you may want to avoid making any of the...
When a court convicts you of a serious crime such as a felony, it can make life hard on you, and not just because you lose some of your rights. When you interview for jobs, you might have to explain your criminal history. A pardon may help you make a fresh start, but...
You may have heard about money laundering on television but are not aware of the specifics regarding this activity. For instance, why does law enforcement take money laundering so seriously? A major reason is because money laundering often connects to very serious...
Whether your child's other parent refuses to pay child support they owe or you have concerns about falling behind on payments you cannot make due to losing your job, it is important to go over various topics related to unpaid child support. You should develop a solid...
There are many movies that focus on two people hitching the knot after imbibing too many drinks. In the movie, there may be hurdles that the new couple must jump through to finalize a divorce. Fortunately, these types of marriages are eligible for annulment in real...
Driving under the influence is a crime associated with severe penalties. These consequences can include the requirement to pay a fine, jail time, elevated insurance premiums and the loss of your driving privileges. In Texas, according to the Texas Department of...
One might assume this it is relatively easy to avoid ever facing any sort of criminal charge in Texas. Yet at the same time, people also recognize that there are situations where they may feel compelled to act in a way counter to their traditional comportment (and...
