Recently, it appears television, magazines and newspapers have been saturated with advertisements from divorce and family law lawyers. I noticed that the majority of the advertisements have a common theme; lawyers seem to focus on telling their potential... Read More
If you have a family law, criminal law, or civil law matter that requires you to hire an attorney, you need to make the right choice. Choose your attorney carefully or you may not reach a satisfactory resolution and you may end up spending thousands of do... Read More
Warranties and Personal Property in Inland Marine Terminal Coverage Senior Counsel at Underwood Perkins, P.C. practicing in insurance coverage, property liability coverage, common carrier liability and coverage and commercial litigation. W.W. Rowland Truc... Read More
In a global economy, intellectual property rights are among the most valuable assets a business can own. Market identity and consumer awareness are directly tied to the protection and proper licensing of trademarks and copyrights. Moreover, counterfeit,... Read More
Recently, it appears television, magazines and newspapers have been saturated with advertisements from divorce and family law lawyers. I noticed that the majority of the advertisements have a common theme; lawyers seem to focus on telling their potential... Read More
Gene Leposki, Certified Family Law Specialist Underwood Perkins, P.C. Tagging is identifying or referencing a person in photos, videos, or posts on Facebook. An ex-wife used Facebook to tag her former sister-n-law. The sister-in-law had a prote... Read More
No matter what your position is regarding the use of corporal punishment on your child, broadcasting it live on Facebook is unfathomable. Discipline implemented in an appropriate manner that fits the specifics of the behavior that needs to be adjusted, ... Read More
5 Things You Should Do Before Filing For Divorce 1. Meet with a Certified Family Law Specialist so you understand your rights, duties, and obligations in your State. 2. Gather copies all of your bank statements, credit card statemen... Read More
One of the primary concerns in a family law matter, especially divorce, is the cost of litigation. And as an attorney – let me be the first to say working with an attorney is not cheap. While I, and the attorneys I work with, do our absolute best to acc... Read More
Many clients of mine often come to the office complaining their ex-spouse and/or child(ren)’s parent has not reimbursed them for all of the out-of-pocket expenses they’re incurring for the child(ren)’s health care. Small bills for things like prescr... Read More
A Day at the Courthouse Most people who visit my office are familiar with the multitude of crime/court dramas shown on any major network television station, including but not limited to everyone’s favorite show Law & Order, and all of its progeny... Read More
Grandparents are allowed court ordered access to their grandchildren under limited circumstances. For all cases filed prior to September 1, 2013, Texas Family Code Sec. 153.433 permits grandparents possession of or access to his/her grandchild if: At ... Read More
http://www.mercurynews.com/breaking-news/ci_21934463/san-jose-principal-convicted-failing-report-child-abuse Clients often ask about reporting to CPS (formally known as “Texas Department of Family and Protective Services”) when they suspect a child... Read More
