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How a Divorce Works

The divorce process starts with the filing of a document entitled Original Petition for Divorce. This may be 2 pages or 40 pages, depending on your circumstances and the relief you request.

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How Can I Find an Attorney I Can Trust?

In a town with so many lawyers it can be a daunting task to find the right attorney. However it is a very important part of the process because you want to have confidence that you have retained good counsel.

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What Are Martindale Hubbell Ratings?

Ratings reflect the confidential opinions of bar members and the judiciary, and attest to the individual lawyer’s legal ability and adherence to professional standards of ethics. Exclusive to the Martindale-Hubbell Law Directory, ratings are accepted as exceptionally valuable benchmarks by members of the legal community, and testify to the unique and respected position the Law Directory occupies in the legal profession.

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Synthetic Drugs Found in Texas

While drugs like cocaine, heroin, and methamphetamines are known throughout the country, new synthetic drugs are being created at an alarming rate, and they pose just as much of a threat to the people and communities of Texas. Discover some of the lesser-known synthetic drugs that are being used and traded in Texas, and why they’re so dangerous.

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Grand Jury Representation

Before any felony case can be tried, it has to go to the Grand Jury and be indicted. Though rare, even a misdemeanor allegation can be referred to and heard by the Grand Jury.

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12 Important Law Terms You Should Know

Law involves a lot of terminology that you probably won’t see anywhere else. Many of the words are derived from Latin and are unlikely to be part of your vocabulary unless you’re involved in a court case. However, it’s still vital to understand many of these words, since they’re likely to be used by the lawyers and judge who are involved in your case.

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Texas Attorney General Takes Action Against the Opioid Crisis

There’s no doubt about it – the opioid epidemic has wreaked havoc on our country. Opioids are the number one cause of pregnancy-associated death of women in Texas, and the White House has declared the opioid crisis an official national emergency. While this crisis is evident in Texas, the state is fighting back. See what the Texas Attorney General is doing to get opioids out of your community.

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Exploring the Meth Epidemic and What It Means for Texans

Local news stories are so riddled with crimes and arrests related to methamphetamines that it seems to be rising in popularity. Considering the addiction, bodily harm, and ancillary crime that meth causes, it’s easily one of the worst drugs we see in Texas. Discover how meth affects our communities and the laws designed to prevent it’s spreading across the state of Texas.

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6 Defense Strategies that Might Work for You

When you’ve been accused of a crime, the first thing you want to do is find a defense lawyer who knows the laws of the area where the crime took place. While it may seem at the time that going to court without a lawyer is a sensible decision, the risk is extremely great. It’s advisable to hire a defense attorney who can navigate the details of the court case and employ powerful strategies that are most likely to protect your freedom.

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How Does Moral Turpitude Affect Deportation?

Immigration has become more of a hot topic than ever recently. High profile cases like the murder of Kate Steinle in San Francisco by illegal immigrant Juan Francisco Lopez-Sanchez just a few years ago have kept this debate in the spotlight. While the discussion of immigration can be a volatile one with emotionally-charged opinions on either side, the law clearly shows how immigration cases are handled differently than crimes committed by US citizens.

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