A breach of contract is simply the failure of one party to satisfy the requirements arising from a contract. A contract may be binding whether it is in writing or an oral agreement between the parties. However, not every breach will give rise to a cause of action. There are four elements a party must prove before she can bring a cause of[...]
Read moreDivorce can be a stressful and complicated process for everyone involved. This becomes especially true when you believe that your spouse may be hiding or disposing of assets. If you have not been keeping meticulous records throughout your marriage, it might be difficult to pinpoint exactly what assets you and your spouse acquired and whe[...]
Read moreA fiduciary relationship creates an obligation to act in the best interest of another. The relationship can take on many forms, for example, a fiduciary relationship may be found between a group of board members and its shareholders, attorneys and their clients, or a trustee and trust beneficiaries. A fiduciary relationship may also be i[...]
Read moreIn Texas, one of the most common problems that an individual in a same-sex relationship faces when involved in a child custody dispute is proving he or she has “legal parent” status. It is important that you be a “legal parent” because only parents with this status may sue for custody, formally known as conservatorship in Texas. [...]
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