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Firm News
Weaver & Yale Awarded Over $200,000 in Attorney’s Fees at Trial & Court Grants $100,000 in Additional Sanctions Against Opposing Side – Second Court of Appeals Affirms
Overview In a suit initiated by vexatious homeowners, the team of Weaver, Phillips, & Yale managed to obtain dismissal of over 15 claims against their client--leaving only two claims against their client as well as their client's claim for breach of contract....
Seventh Court of Appeals Conditionally Grants Mandamus on Enforcement Order – Another Win for Weaver & Phillips
Child Support Enforcements - Contempt Findings and Beyond Under the Texas Family Code, an aggrieved parent can seek enforcement of a child support order requesting that the other parent be forced to pay delinquent amounts owed. In doing so, the aggrieved parent can...
Weaver Secures Wife’s Award of 65% of Marital Estate PLUS Spousal Support on Appeal
In an appeal to the Sixth Court of Appeals, Brittany A. Weaver and Kaitlyn E. Phillips fought to protect an award to their client (Wife) of 65% of the marital estate plus $2,500 in spousal per month for eight years. The Husband--contesting the Trial Court's...
Three Strikes, You’re Out: Enforcement of Possession and Access Rules in 2025
Interference with Possession and Access Schedules, Generally In Texas, the time and date of a parent's possession of their children is guided by an Order of the Court. This could be a Final Decree of Divorce or Final Order in Suit Affecting the Parent-Child...
Common Misconceptions about Probate and Trusts
What are TikTok influencers and Instagram lawyers not telling you about probates and trusts? Unfortunately, much of what is being share on social media platforms about wills, trusts, and probate is not accurate. Whether the person sharing the information is not...
Super Lawyer’s 2024-2025
Did you know Roger Yale & Brittany Weaver are regularly rated by Super Lawyers? And this year, Kaitlyn Phillips will be joining. We've been making some changes here and there - same great team, just a little brighter. We hope you're as excited as we are.
Overlooked Partition Options for Heirs
In 2017, our Texas legislature passed a new law titled “The Uniform Partition of Heirs Property Act.” The Act can be found in the Texas Property Code. Though fairly lengthy, the Act allows co‑owners of property to partition the property by sale if the property cannot...
The Expanding Rights of Non-Parents
In 2018, the Texas Supreme Court delivered an opinion expanding the rights of non-parents to have standing (the legal right to bring a lawsuit) in certain lawsuits under the Family Code. In the Interest of H.S., a Minor Child, the Court held that a non-parent may have...
Social Media and Why It’s Important to Be Careful What You Post When You have an Open Court Case
There are a variety of benefits and risks associated with relevant technology. Facebook has nearly 2 billion users. A new Facebook account is created five times every second. One statistic states that 50% of 18 to 24-year olds go on Facebook every morning when they...
