What Is the Texas Business Court?
- posted: Mar. 21, 2026
- Business Law
States throughout the country compete to bring businesses within their borders. Many enticements are used to lure small and large companies to a particular location, including tax benefits, favorable zoning Read More
Texas Institutes Tougher DWI Laws
- posted: Mar. 05, 2026
- Criminal Defense
Despite laws, public interest campaigns and other efforts to stop drunk driving, people still get behind the wheel when they’re impaired by alcohol or drugs. The Texas Department of Transportation Read More
Managing the Texas Probate Process When No Valid Will Exists
- posted: Feb. 21, 2026
- Probate
The death of a family member or close friend can be devastating. Along with the emotional pain, you could face a complicated legal challenge if the person who passed away Read More
“Lady Bird” Deeds and Other Methods of Transferring a Texas Decedent’s Real Estate Holdings
- posted: Feb. 05, 2026
- Probate
For many Texans, the most valuable asset they own is their home. Whether it’s the family residence, a vacation home or an investment property, transferring real estate is often a Read More
Grounds for Contesting a Will in Texas
- posted: Jan. 21, 2026
- Probate
Frequently, one or more family members of someone who has recently died are upset by the bequests listed in the decedent’s will. This disappointment is understandable, particularly if the terms Read More
Texas Supreme Court Rules on Whether Bonus Earned Before Divorce, but Paid After, is Community Property
- posted: Jan. 05, 2026
- Family Law
The distinction between separate and community property under Texas law might seem simple. Assets acquired while a couple is wed are generally owned in equal shares by both spouses regardless Read More
More Americans Putting Their Legacies at Risk by Failing to Create Valid Estate Plans
- posted: Dec. 05, 2025
- Estate Planning
Every year, people in Texas and throughout the United States die without having completed a valid will or establishing an alternative method of distributing their assets, such as a trust. Read More
Are Holiday Season DWI Checkpoints Allowed in Texas?
- posted: Nov. 05, 2025
- Criminal Defense
Whether a particular gathering includes family members, friends or co-workers, the holiday season is filled with parties. Many of these festive events include alcohol consumption, which leads to concerns about Read More
Texas Supreme Court Says Extensive Criminal Record Can be Reason to Terminate Parental Rights
- posted: Oct. 05, 2025
- Family Law
Terminating a mother or father’s parental rights is an extremely serious action. There are many parents with significant problems who are still able to love their children and keep them Read More
Texas Passes Law Instituting Tougher Penalties for Organized Retail Theft
- posted: Sep. 05, 2025
- Criminal Defense
Shoplifting has always been a problem for retailers, but in the last several years, stores have suffered major losses from groups that have organized to steal merchandise. Many states have Read More
How the Increased Texas Older Adult Property Tax Exemption Might Affect Estate Planning
- posted: Aug. 05, 2025
- Estate Planning
You might understand the need to revise your estate plans when a noteworthy life change occurs, such as a divorce or birth in the family. Significant financial shifts could also Read More
Best Family Lawyers in Garland
- posted: Jul. 14, 2020
Heath Grob, Principal Law Firm P.C. was chosen as one of the Best Family Lawyers in Garland. Read the full Article: https://www.expertise.com/tx/garland/family-lawyer Read More