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Our goal is to provide the highest quality legal services to you and your business in a timely fashion. We welcome the opportunity to talk with you and to discuss how we may be of service. (972) 396-1118

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Phone: (972) 396-1118

Address: 201 W Main St, Allen, TX 75013

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Divorce
Child Support
One of the rights usually assigned to only one of the parents, even if they are joint managing conservators, is the right to establish the child’s primary residence. That is what is commonly called “custody”. The parent who does not have that right will usually have a possession schedule, or “visitation”. That parent will also likely be required to provide child support, including health insurance.
Child Custody and Visitation
In Texas, the court can not grant a divorce sooner than 60 days after the case was filed. Unless the parties are in agreement on all the elements of child custody, support, property and debt division and financial support for either spouse (spousal support) it will usually take longer. The amount of time will depend upon the complexity of the issues to be decided, as well as the schedule of the judge to which the case is assigned.
Adoption
Premarital Agreement
Spousal Support
Texas does not have alimony, but it does have spousal support. The court can order one spouse to provide financial support for the other during the time between the filing of the divorce action and the final decree. In addition, in some cases of family violence and if the parties have been married for at least 10 years, and if the court finds that one spouse needs financial help, the court can order the spouse with greater earnings and earning potential to provide financial support to the other for up to five years. If the marriage is more than 20 years, the period can be up to seven years, and if it is over 30 years, 10 years. The amount and duration depends upon the ability of the paying spouse to pay, the needs of the receiving spouse and the length of time the court feels is reasonable to allow the receiving spouse to increase their income.

Criminal Defense
From 1981 through 1989, he practiced civil litigation with the firm of Vernon, Vernon, Wooten, Brown and Andrews in Burlington and Graham, North Carolina, where he became a partner. His practice involved family law, personal injury, business matters, bankruptcy, real estate and criminal defense.

Business and Corporate Law

Business Disputes
Business law deals with the creation of new businesses and the issues that arise as existing businesses interact with the public, other companies, and the government.

Personal Injury
From 1989 to 1998 he practiced with the Law Office of R. Jack Ayres, Jr., in Addison, Texas, where the emphasis was in cases involving catastrophic personal injury. The majority of the cases handled involved automotive products liability.

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Estate Planning
Wills
A will makes things easier on your family and insures that the operation of law doesn’t cause them problems or distribute your property in a way other than you would want.
Trusts
Since 1998 he has operated a solo practice in Allen, Texas. Areas of emphasis are civil litigation, including family, personal injury, personal injury, defamation, products liability, negligence and other torts; contracts; wills, trusts and probate; business matters; creation of entities; and real estate.
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