Volumes 22-32: Texas Legal 2020 Newsletters
Read all of Texas Legal's newsletters from 2020. Topics include estate planning, wills, COVID-19 and much more.
Member Question: What Are My Rights and Responsibilities During a Traffic Stop in Texas?
Is a Will Enough to Protect Your Family? Find Out from a Texas Legal Attorney
Now more than ever, it's important that all of us have the right documents in place to protect our families if the worst happens. While you might think that estate planning is something you don't need or can't afford, here at Texas Legal, we think every Texan needs these critical documents and have made it our mission that everyone can afford it.
What Medical Documents Do You Need During COVID-19?
If you were sick and unable to make decisions for yourself, what kind of medical care would you want or not want? Who would you want to be in charge of your medical decisions? Who would you want to be responsible for your finances?
Co-parenting during COVID-19: Get Answers to Your Family Law Questions
Co-parenting can be challenging in any environment, but the pandemic has made it extremely difficult. To try to help, we're bringing you experts in different areas of law to talk about how the coronavirus is affecting their legal issues through Facebook live events.
Pursuing Fertility Treatment in Texas: Why You Might Want to Talk to an Attorney First
Have you or anyone you know personally ever used modern medical technology to have a baby? If your answer is "yes," you're among a growing group of Americans. Despite the increase in families using fertility treatments, most people don't realize that it's not just a medical issue, but a legal one too.
Volumes 11-21: Texas Legal 2019 Newsletters
Read all of Texas Legal's newsletters from 2019. Topics include social media, child support, long term care, and much more.
Don’t Let Long-Term Care Bankrupt Your Family: The Right Estate Planning Can Help
As people live longer and the Baby Boomer generation retires, more and more of us are over 65 and facing the medical realities of older age. A person who retires today has a 70 percent chance of needing long-term care in their later years, and the cost of that care can be a serious issue.
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