Can You Reduce Child Support in Texas?
If your financial situation has changed and you believe your child support order should be lowered, do not wait. Taking action early can prevent unpaid support from building up.
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Union vs. Non-Union Construction Worker Injuries
Most people focus on the earnings their jobs provide, rarely considering the inherent risk of injury that exists in any profession.
Can the Insurance Company Make You a “Take it Or Leave it” Settlement Offer?
You will stand a much better chance of persuading the insurance company to raise their settlement offer when you approach them through an experienced personal injury lawyer.
What is the 10-Year Rule in Divorce in Texas?
Texas divorce law is complex, especially when long marriages and fault-based issues are involved.
Top Legal Strategies Injury Attorneys Use in High-Value Florida Cases
High-value Florida injury cases succeed through deliberate strategy, disciplined preparation, and informed decision-making.
6 Red Flags You Need an Oceanside Injury Lawyer
The best way to stop the insurance company from taking advantage of you is to have someone on your side who knows their games.
The Ultimate Roadmap to Managing Life-Changing Injuries and Securing Fair Settlements
After a serious accident, taking the right steps can make all the difference in your recovery and your legal standing.
Protecting Your Rights and Reputation in High-Stakes Legal Proceedings
A strong defense team brings not only legal acumen but also adaptability and a proactive approach to protecting your rights and reputation.
Judge Tells Trump Administration to Keep Slavery Exhibit in Place Until She Can Visit Herself
Rufe, an appointee of former President George W. Bush, also criticized the government for even raising such an argument, saying that the Justice Department and its attorneys should know better than to ignore history.
Missouri AG Files Lawsuit Demanding Undocumented Immigrants Be Excluded from Census
Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway has filed a lawsuit demanding that the U.S. Census Bureau and the Department of Commerce exclude undocumented immigrants from the results of the 2020 census. According to St. Louis Public Radio, the lawsuit was announced by Hanaway’s office on Friday. In a press release, the attorney general said that he