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We all face situations in life where we ask ourselves, “Is it time to hire a lawyer?” Perhaps it was a car accident, and you are worried about protecting your rights as the victim. It could be that your spouse of 15 years has filed for divorce, and you are unsure what to do next. It could even be a child custody issue, and you simply want what is best for your little girl. If you are asking yourself if it is time to hire a lawyer, then the answer is almost always a resounding yes. Having someone in your

You have been served divorce papers. Now what? The first thing to realize is that you are not alone. Divorce decisions are seldom mutual. Many are initiated by one spouse, and the spouse being served is either aware the papers will come at some point or is completely caught off guard. Regardless, knowing your marriage is about to end is not a good feeling, and having those papers in your hand can feel like you are merely responding to a decision that has already been made. If you are served divorce papers, please know everything will be OK. While everything

When asked what we do at our law firm, the answer is always the same: we help people. And more often than not, we are asked to step in during the most challenging times of our clients’ lives, whether it be a divorce, custody dispute, business dispute, estate planning, or a car accident. We take pride in being that trusted advisor and advocate, and we are humbled when clients praise us in the community. This includes recognition in the annual Best of Denton County awards. We were humbled to be voted Best of Denton County last year in the following

If and when you need to hire a personal injury lawyer, whether it be after a hit-and-run accident or a slip and fall at the grocery store, you can breathe easy knowing that you will have plenty of options for quality representation. But how do you narrow down your search? After all, you need an experienced personal injury lawyer you feel comfortable with— someone who has seen it all, gathers relevant evidence to build a personalized strategy, and has a compassionate approach. To help make that search easier, here are a few questions to ask yourself when hiring a personal

John and Sue are getting divorced after 18 years of marriage. But rather than go through time-consuming, costly, and potentially contentious courtroom battles where they air all their dirty laundry in a public forum, they are exploring peaceful alternatives such as collaborative divorce and mediation. The only problem is that they are unsure how they each work. With collaborative divorce and mediation, the goal is to help divorcing couples move forward quietly, efficiently, and peacefully — thus avoiding the unfortunate consequences of litigation. Below is a breakdown of the two processes: Collaborative Divorce and Mediation: How Collaborative Divorce works Collaborative