Difference Between a Will and a Trust

What Is the Difference Between a Will and a Trust?

So many families admit they’ve put off talking about their estate planning for far too long. They are eager to finally set up that long-overdue will, but they’ve also heard about trusts and how they play a critical role in protecting their assets, loved ones, and legacy. So which one is right for them? Is…

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if I Don’t Have a Will

What Happens if I Don’t Have a Will?

You have likely heard and read about the benefits of having a Last Will and Testament in place sooner rather than later. Having a will is easily one of the more important decisions you will ever make for both you and your loved ones. Yet, so many people continue to delay the conversation or underestimate…

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Extended Summer Possession Schedule

Extended Summer Possession Schedule — Defined

Summertime usually means days full of sunshine, vacations, pool parties and no school. But what does this mean for co-parenting families? It depends upon your final order, but in Texas, this often means that one parent has a standard possession schedule and will exercise summer possession per the schedule that is outlined in the Texas…

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What Is a Will

What Is a Will?

It would be easy to assume that everyone has heard of a Last Will and Testament. But the reality is that many individuals and families either do not know what a will is or underestimate the importance of having one in place before they die. A will is a legal document that spells out all…

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What Is Mediation

What Is Mediation?

Many clients we work with who are considering a divorce cringe at the thought of going through a nasty, contentious process where both parties hire lawyers and battle it out in court. They would rather communicate openly, settle various matters like child custody and property division amicably, and go their separate ways. Thankfully, mediation can…

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Collaborative Divorce

Is Collaborative Divorce Possible?

When many of us think of divorce, our minds turn to the sensationalized courtroom dramas depicted in movies as examples of how things will likely play out. We may have even heard first-hand accounts from people we know who bickered with their spouses over every little detail. Granted, someone eventually got what they wanted, but…

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Families First Coronavirus Response Act

Economic Injury Disaster Loan vs Paycheck Protection Program

Christman Attorneys handles a wide variety of complex business issues for corporate clients and small business owners across the country. Protecting our clients’ rights while preserving their valuable resources and time is one of our highest priorities. Our team is here to help business owners navigate the ever-changing legal landscape during the COVID-19 pandemic.…

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Families First Coronavirus Response Act

Many of you have been keeping up with the ever-changing legal landscape as the COVID-19 pandemic unfolds across America and the world. Families First Coronavirus Response Act, a recent passed federal law, may affect you, whether you are an employer of less than 500 employees or an employee. The Families First Coronavirus Response Act (FFCRA…

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Faithful to the Course

Did you know that Drew Christman, managing partner of Christman Attorneys aspired to be an attorney since second grade? Check out this article to learn more about his’ passion behind practicing law & how how he has been faithful to the course. Faithful to the Course/ Argyle Living Magazine

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