Jennifer R. Else attorney Contact (214) 469-3100 Social LinkedIn Education The University of Texas School of Law JD with Honors, May 2005 Licensed in Texas and Minnesota For the Texas Journal of Women and the Law: Managing Director, 2004-2005 Articles Editor, 2003-2004 Staff Editor, 2003 College of St. Benedict, St. Joseph, MN B.A., cum […]
RAHNA s. cUTTING M.A, LCDC, LPC-S Litigation Consultant Rahna Cutting has a Bachelor’s degree in Education from Texas Tech University, and a Master’s degree in Human Services with an emphasis in Marriage and Family Therapy. She taught elementary and middle school – and lived to tell about it. She grew up in Irving, Texas, in
COVID-19 and Divorce Resources Contemplating divorce and the resources available to you can be difficult and confusing under normal circumstances, but even more so during the COVID-19 pandemic and these unprecedented times we are facing. Although we have been ordered to stay at home amid COVID-19, we recognize that your legal needs have not subsided.
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By now, you probably know that establishing a valid will can financially protect your loved ones and ensure that your assets go to the right people. However, determining who gets what can be a little difficult. You want to make sure that everyone gets their fair share and doesn?t feel left out. Here are some
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Whether you initiated it or not, divorce can be very hard to deal with. You see your family falling apart and wonder what your life will be like without your spouse. This can put a lot of stress on your body, causing you to experience several unpleasant physical symptoms. Let?s take a closer look at
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If you are going through a divorce, you are probably filled with stress and worry. The last thing you would need is something taking up more of your energy, time, or emotions. That is exactly what would happen if you were to get charged with a DUI, driving under the influence, while going through your
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The Practice of Using Initials and Pseudonyms in Legal Filings A practice done by many layers for the past many decades, many attorneys have filed their lawsuits with just their initials, aliases, and pseudonyms. This method has been constantly practiced as a way to hide the identities of their clients as well as the identities
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When the court issues a child custody order, the expectation of the court is that the order will stay in place and is usually not open to debate. This is why it is not very easy to get a custody order modified. In order to prohibit frivolous motions of custody modifications, family courts typically only
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Much of the stress involved in a divorce is rooted in money, and determining the allocation of finances. Typically, anything acquired outside of the marriage remains with the initial owner, while anything obtained during the marriage is subject to divide. If a personal injury case is involved, matters may be complicated. The question of ?who
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If you are going through a divorce, it?s likely that your spouse is one of the last people you want to speak to. However, there will probably be times when it?s necessary to communicate with him or her. For example, you might need to discuss where your kids will go to school next year or
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