Lone Star Advocate

Approximately 2.5 out of 1000 marriages in the US end in divorce. While this number has dropped significantly in recent years, thousands of families are still going through this difficult process, especially when children are involved.

When people hear the word prenup, they often think of divorce and the possibility of their marriage failing, which can make them hesitant even to consider getting a prenup. However, the reality is that having a prenup in place is not a sign of distrust or lack of commitment to your partner. A prenuptial agreement can protect both parties' assets if the worst happens in the marriage.

As more couples are getting older when getting married, many have assets they wish to protect. Understanding prenups can protect your marriage and assets by preparing for the possibility of divorce or death.

In this month's newsletter, we'll share some information about tax audits and provide guidance on what to do if your return is audited.

View all our newsletters from 2023. With topics ranging from common divorce questions to what to do if you're pulled over.

Criminal Law Attorney Will Mitchell has seen his share of juvenile cases. He’s received plenty of calls from worried parents, needing help when their child faced legal trouble. As a Texas Legal Attorney and parent himself, Mitchell shared some tips on how to prevent and deal with a teen’s legal trouble.

There are many websites and services that claim to offer free DIY wills and trusts, but should you trust these websites? Two Texas Legal Attorneys decided to try out these services to see if they were really as good as they claimed to be.

Can you imagine filing your taxes, only to find out someone has already done it for you? Thousands of people experience tax-related identity theft each year, a scam where someone uses your personal information to file a fraudulent tax return and pocket your refund. Keep reading to learn about this costly form of identity theft and how you can protect yourself.