Lone Star Advocate

If you've got teens living in your house, you know: summer vacation can be fun, but also stressful. Endless free time means idle hands and minds, and as the saying goes, trouble often follows. As a parent, how can you keep an eye on your teen and prevent them from getting into legal trouble?

It's something everyone hopes they'll never have to experience: learning that you're being sued. But with 1,374,060 new civil cases in Texas courts in 2016, it happens quite a bit. If you're being sued in Texas, you need to know what to do, what not to do and who to call.

Every year, a quarter of Americans say they experience an issue where they could use legal help. If this is your year, it's time to make an appointment with an attorney.

Topics for this issue include Free Fraud Alerts, Grandparents Rights, Member Condo Victory and Fighting Ripoffs and Scams.

It's many people's worst nightmare - images shared in private, suddenly becoming public with the intention of hurting and shaming those involved.

Legal issues are undoubtedly incredibly stressful - both because they often mean significant changes happening in your life, but also a lot of money spent on legal fees. While having the right lawyer can often improve the outcome of a legal situation and make it easier to handle, the financial stress of paying for a lawyer can outweigh those benefits!

It happens to everybody. You buy that miracle product, pay for an expensive repair, hire an expert to do the job... only the product doesn't work, the repair is faulty and the job never gets done. You've been ripped off.

Nonprofit legal insurance provider, Texas Legal, announced it has launched a Producer Program to allow agents and brokers to offer Texas Department of Insurance-regulated legal insurance plans to clients.