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Deportation/Removal Hearing

Deportation/removal proceedings begin once Department of Homeland Security (DHS) files the Notice to Appear (NTA) with the Immigration Court. The Notice to Appear is served on the individual alien ordering him/her to appear for an immigration hearing. The...

WHAT IS A WILL CONTEST?

A will contest is a challenge to probating what appears to be a basically valid Will. When a party believes that a Will is not properly admitted to probate they may contest the Will by filing an objection to the Will in the probate court. Once the objection to the...

Waiving Service in Divorce Cases

In a suit for divorce, the spouse who filed the petition for divorce must serve a copy of the lawsuit to the other spouse. The spouse being sued for divorce can agree to waive service by signing a waiver. If both spouses want to get divorced and are on decent terms,...

Divorce…and Your Divorce Attorney

A marriage is not just a bond between two individuals, it is also a bond between families. When a marriage fails, it can be a devastating experience for all involved. Often children and/or assets are involved in dissolving a marriage so it is important for you to be...

Voluntary Departure: A Preferred Option

Voluntary Departure Defined Voluntary departure permits an individual, who is otherwise removable, to leave the United States at his/her own expense within a certain period of time. The court may grant voluntary departure prior to or after a removal order has been...

Attorney’s Fees Awards and Lawsuits

In Texas, attorney fees are available to be awarded to the winner of a lawsuit in limited circumstances. Some of those circumstances are when a statute provides for attorneys' fees or the attorneys' fees are based on a contract between the parties. When attorneys'...

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