This article provides information on health insurance basics.

Important organizations and agencies for help dealing with a natural disaster.

Special COVID-19 unemployment benefits have ended in Texas. However, you may still be eligible for existing unemployment benefits. 

This answers frequently asked questions a parent’s ability to travel with their child during visitation periods.

This article suggests actions to take if you have an old ticket that you still can’t pay.

This article explains what can and cannot be done through a Chapter 7 bankruptcy.

VA Disability and obligation to pay child support.

This article provides information on how to deal with a debt collector.

This article provides information on steps to take if you have a consumer complaint.

Sometimes, you may need to go back and change something in your starting documents in family law cases.

The expired Families First Coronavirus Response Act (FFCRA) gave paid leave to many who were impacted by COVID-19. The act also reimbursed employer...

This article addresses questions about how CPS may handle investigations, removals, and services for families with transgender youth.

This article will show you how to blur your background during a Zoom meeting.

This article explains workers’ compensation in Texas.

This article provides general information about hospice and respite care in Texas.

This article provides information on the Crime Victims’ Compensation (CVC) Program.

About appealing a military discharge characterization.

When there is community property remaining after your divorce is finalized, you may be able to divide it later on.

This article discusses advance healthcare planning for the LGBTQ+ community.

This article discusses possible actions to take when you (1) worry about a child's safety with the other parent, and (2) have no court orders about...

This article explains the help available for small businesses after a disaster.

This article tells what WIC can do for you and your family, how to apply, and the requirements.

The Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA) legally protects your job when family and medical reasons require you to take time off.

Address legal problems resulting from a disaster

This video overview of the Texas Citizens Participation Act was created by TexasLawHelp.org.

A motion to quash asks the court to confirm that you don’t have to respond to a discovery request.

Title IX is a federal civil rights law that prohibits discrimination based on sex, including based on sex stereotypes, in education programs and ac...

This article explains Social Security Benefits, SSDI benefits, and SSI benefits, how to qualify, and the differences between each benefit.

This article provides information about renters' rights during a disaster.

This article provides information about insurance for Texans with disabilities and certain legal protections.