Contested vs. Uncontested Divorces

Contested vs Uncontested Divorces

Many couples going through a divorce for the first time believe there’s only one way the next several months will go. They and their spouse will struggle to see eye to eye, emotions will take over, and they’ll spend significant time and money spinning their wheels with legal motions, a never-ending trial, and custody battles.…

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What is Civil Litigation

What Is Civil Litigation?

If an attorney says they focus in civil litigation, it might be challenging for someone who doesn’t hear that term often to know what it means and if the legal issue they’re facing falls under that umbrella. And we can’t blame them, either – the legal world tends to get confusing. The good news is…

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Probate Myths

5 Probate Myths

Probate law and representation are often necessary for many families following the death of a loved one. After all, a court’s goal is to determine the rightful owner of the deceased’s assets and legally transfer them to the appropriate family members or beneficiaries — especially in cases where there isn’t a will. But probate’s reputation…

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Child Custody Myths

4 Common Child Custody Myths

There’s no mistaking that life after divorce will be considerably different for you and your child. Of course, the Court will always do its best to determine a stable home and each parent’s role and responsibilities moving forward, but that doesn’t change the fact that everyone will need time to adjust. As you and your…

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real estate attorney

6 Benefits of Hiring a Real Estate Attorney

When many people think of real estate, their minds leap to the everyday stuff like working with a realtor to buy or sell a property or the annual obligation homeowners have to contest property values with the county appraisal district. For the most part, these and other matters can be handled swiftly without the thought…

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Non-Compete Agreement

What Are the Pros and Cons of a Non-Compete Agreement?

Non-compete agreements aren’t always looked at in the best light. If you’re being asked to sign one, you may feel a little uneasy — as if you’re signing something you don’t completely understand and may not be in your best interests. If you’re the one asking for a non-compete agreement, you may not enjoy having…

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Revoke a Power of Attorney

How Do I Revoke a Power of Attorney?

A significant benefit of a Power of Attorney is its flexibility. You can choose whomever you want to make decisions for you, and you can be as narrow or broad as you like regarding the authority you assign that person. You can also make those roles and responsibilities effective immediately or kick in later. That…

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Peaceful Divorce

13 Actions That Can Guarantee a Peaceful Divorce

Divorcing spouses often reach a point in their relationship where they realize quietly going their separate ways is in everyone’s best interests. They know they need to hire attorneys and start the process of ending their marriage, but they don’t see the point in soldiering through an expensive, drawn-out, and emotional trial. They want a…

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Nominate Us Best of Denton County

Please Nominate Christman | Daniell Attorneys for Best of Denton County

The annual Best of Denton County awards has begun, and Christman | Daniell Attorneys, would love to earn your nominations. If you haven’t heard of Best of Denton County, it is a yearly award that showcases local businesses that demonstrate outstanding customer service, commitment to our community, professionalism, and old-fashioned hard work with a servant mindset.…

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Sole Proprietorships and LLCs

Sole Proprietorships and LLCs — What’s the Difference?

So you’re thinking about starting a business. Congratulations! You’re on the verge of doing what many people can only dream of. But now what? Those closest to you say to go the easy route and organize as a sole proprietorship. It’s fast; there’s not a lot of paperwork, and the start-up costs are negligible. However,…

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