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• Legal Advice for Entrepreneurs
  Mark Zuckerberg, Gerard Adams and David Karp – some of the world’s most successful entrepreneurs. All of them have something in common – they are experts in taking calculated risk. These risks often pay off in the form of increased net worth, reputation, and prestige. Calculated risks require taking inventory of your tangible and intangible assets, addressing red flags and leveraging resources to increase one’s chances of success. However, the legality of a business and its operations remain a major pitfall that [more]
• Larceny Laws in Texas
  Theft, also known as larceny, is the stealing of an item with the intent of depriving its owner of their property indefinitely. Theft charges in Texas are designated as a misdemeanor or felony depending on the value of property stolen. Misdemeanor and Felony Charges for Theft Class C Misdemeanor Theft Stolen property valued at less than $100 are Class C misdemeanors. These charges may incur a fine of up to $500. No jail time is typically issued for this type of theft. Class B [more]
• What Kind of Divorce State is Texas?
  While it can be tragic, divorce does happen. People change, mistakes add up, and life happens. According to a 2014-2018 study, the divorce rate for the state of Texas is 6%. Whatever the reason for considering divorce, it's crucial to understand what divorce looks like for the state of Texas. There are many financial and legal obstacles to get through with a divorce, and being prepared ahead of time can be incredibly beneficial with the help of and experienced family [more]
• What is a No-Fault Divorce?
  No-fault divorces are more common than divorces granted for fault. Unlike at-fault divorces, no-fault divorces do not require either spouse to prove any wrongdoing. The most common reason no-fault divorces occur is due to irreconcilable differences or conflict of personality, which means the couple was not able to work out their differences. When this happens it is best to have an expert family law attorney. Deciding to file for a divorce can be difficult. The process can be long and drawn [more]