There thousands of car accidents in the state of Texas each year, and those accidents can come with many consequences. From damages to your vehicle and physical injuries, to long-term side effects and loss of work, the potential impact can be hard to foresee in the moments following your accident. …Read More »

The Texas Family Code determines the amount of child support that you will have to pay. The person who does not live with the child is typically the one who will have to pay child support. Even though the child support payments can vary, the following guidelines are typically taken …Read More »

Car accidents can be life altering events. The human body is prone to injuries due to severe car accidents, and one of the body parts that tends to get injured regularly is the foot. A foot or ankle injury can take a long time for recovery due to the small …Read More »

Usually, the individuals driving vehicles involved in car accidents are the owners of those vehicles. However, this is not always the case in all auto accidents. There are many incidents where the negligent parties do not own the car that caused an accident. If that happens, who is held liable …Read More »