Address legal problems resulting from a disaster: for attorneys.

Address legal problems resulting from a disaster

Address legal problems resulting from a disaster

Address legal problems resulting from a disaster

Address legal problems resulting from a disaster

This section of the State Bar of Texas Disaster Manual Address legal problems resulting from a disaster

Information on how to address legal problems resulting from a disaster

This article explains what to expect if you are ordered to appear in a IV-D Court (also known as child support court).

Learn what to do when your ex-spouse or the other parent will not sign the final orders or divorce decree.

This article explains why you need an attorney for most probate cases.

This video explains the differences between the two types of veterans' disability benefits.

This article answers frequently asked questions about changing an existing custody, visitation, child support, medical support, or dental support o...

This article examines geographic restrictions on children's residences in custody orders.

This article discusses dividing community property after divorce.

This article explains applications to determine heirship in Texas.

This article explains common probate court concepts. Probate court is the type of court that handles wills.

This article contains basic information about getting a free criminal defense lawyer.

This article provides basic information about Texas criminal law.

Learn about pet ownership in Texas public housing.

Learn about enrollment and support for displaced students.

This article discusses property tax exemptions and deferrals for taxpayers with disabilities.

This article answers questions about what to do after a debt judgment is entered.

This article tells you about the requirements for a common law marriage.

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

This article answers frequently asked questions about getting a divorce in Texas.

This article provides steps to take to be ready for a hurricane.

Not all of a deceased person's property and debt have to be distributed through court.

This article explains how to enhance your safety if you fear you are being stalked.

This article addresses court-ordered visitation when there is a child safety concern.

Federal law requires 30-day notice before a landlord can evict you from properties that participate in certain federal programs.