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Divorce
The dissolution of a marriage is either contested or uncontested. If there is any dispute about any outcome of the divorce—custody, visitation, support or property—the divorce is considered to be contested. Each party in a contested divorce will have his or her own council (or will represent themselves). A contested divorce may be resolved by negotiation, mediation or trial.
Child Support
When you are the custodial parent of minor children of a divorce, you have the right to collect child support from your ex. According to national studies, though, about one in every four non-custodial parents is delinquent in making child support payments. Not all of those who cannot pay are “deadbeat” parents—some have health or other issues that make it impossible for them to work.
Child Custody and Visitation
As a part of the divorce process, the court will issue orders regarding custody and visitation. Generally, the parents can work out arrangements on their own but must submit their proposal to the court for approval (so that there’s no risk of undue influence, duress, or exploitation). Because custody and visitation are regulated under state law, the specific details (and even the terms used) can vary from jurisdiction to jurisdiction. However, the concepts of custody and visitation are essentially the same nationwide.
Guardianship
It provides the creator with control over the disposition of property, the designation of guardianship, and the appointment of persons to make decisions on their behalf.
Spousal Support
Divorce and all the legal issues associated with it—child custody, visitation, child support, alimony or spousal support, property division— these matters all differ based on state law.
Annulment
Many states allow for an annulment—different from a divorce—if the parties are too closely related to each other. An annulment assumes that the marriage never legally occurred.

Criminal Defense
Contracts...criminal defense...personal injury. Most legal problems fall under one of these categories. Some legal issues incorporate aspects of more than one legal discipline, and some simply have their own rules and procedures. Here are some of the important legal matters people face that don't fit neatly under one of the more general disciplines. Load Less
DUI/DWI
The United States has some of the toughest DUI laws in the world, yet drunk driving is the country’s leading cause of traffic-related deaths, with an average of 10,500 fatalities annually. Throughout the U.S., driving under the influence is a criminal offense with serious penalties.
Wrongful Death
A wrongful death lawsuit allows you to pursue financial compensation when someone else causes the death of a loved one.
Traffic Violations
The most common causes of motor vehicle accidents are the influence of alcohol and distracted driving (both 40%), followed by reckless driving (33%) and speeding (30%).
Misdemeanors
What is the difference between a felony and a misdemeanor? When can a police officer search your car? When can a criminal record be sealed or expunged? Our overview of the basics provides answers to all of these questions and more. Learn about the law by clicking on one of the topics below.

Business and Corporate Law

Business Disputes
General partnerships, limited partnerships, and joint ventures all offer ways for businesses and business owners to work together for a common goal, but they have distinct characteristics that need to be considered. An experienced and knowledgeable business law attorney can help you determine which business form is in your best interests.
Intellectual Property

Employment Litigation
Judicial arbitration— In a number of states, a range of legal disputes may be resolved through arbitration. Family law controversies are often subject to binding arbitration, as are employment disputes and medical care/billing disagreements.

Real Estate Litigation
Jeffrey A. Rattikin, AV-rated and board-certified in residential and commercial real estate law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization, has been at the forefront of the application of online technology to legal information since the early days of the Internet, as a thought leader and early advocate of bundled legal services and online law practice tools. The founder of TexasLegalDocs.com, Jeff has practiced law in the state of Texas for a quarter of a century.

Immigration Law

Student Visas
Visas are issued by category. For example, the visa that allows for temporary business or pleasure in the U.S. is classified as a B1 or B2 visa. If you want to come to the United States to go to school, you must obtain an F-1 student visa. If you are a professional worker seeking temporary entry, you must apply for and receive an H-1B visa. You may not stay in the United States as a professional worker on an F-1 student visa, or vice versa.

Personal Injury
If you’re hurt in a motor vehicle accident, don’t be surprised. Car, truck, and motorcycle accidents are collectively the single biggest cause of personal injury claims in the United States, involving nearly 7 million people every year. But when you’re injured in a collision caused by someone else’s carelessness, there’s a silver lining; you may be able to file a personal injury lawsuit and seek compensation for your losses.
Auto Accidents

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
Estate planning can help you manage different potential tax consequences related to your estate: inheritance taxes, gift taxes, estate taxes, generation-skipping taxes, and income taxes. For example, if you create a trust and transfer property to the trust, it won’t be in your estate at the time of your death and won’t be subject to estate taxation.
Wills
Simple wills —Typically drawn on behalf of one person, the simple will customarily includes provisions for disposing of real and/or personal property, appointing executors or administrators, appointing guardians for minor children, and ensuring final settlement of debts and filing of taxes.
Trusts
Power of Attorney
The appointment of a person to act on your behalf if you are unable to do so —This requires that you execute a power of attorney.

Bankruptcy
GetLegal.com’s Bankruptcy Law Center gives you accurate and useful information about the different bankruptcy options, as well as the law and process. In addition, you will find answers to many of your frequently asked questions about a bankruptcy filing.
Foreclosure
Mortgage, the borrower has full title to the property but may not transfer ownership until the debt is paid off and the lien is released. If the debt is not paid, the lender has the right to sell the property, usually through judicial foreclosure.
Tax Law
Debt Collection
The Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) enacted in 1978, governs the actions of debt or bill collectors, ensuring that they don’t engage in unscrupulous, intimidating, fraudulent, or other inappropriate behavior when attempting to collect a debt. Among other things, the FDCPA sets limits on when and how often debt collectors may contact debtors, whom debt collectors may contact when attempting to locate a debtor, and what collectors may say to a debtor.

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