Blame the news on Kim Kardashian and Kanye West’s possible impending divorce: We’re again thinking about how much information people voluntarily share about themselves on social media channels, and how harmful that can be in a divorce. Even if you feel like a certain...
In our last article, we talked about the idea of the ending of a marriage being the beginning of a post-divorce life. We’re also at the time of year when people think about new beginnings, fresh starts, and changing how we approach life this year as opposed to last...
You are likely delighted to see 2020 come to an end. Regardless of whatever personal triumphs you might have had during the year—and congratulations to you if you did have those—they came amidst a landscape in which far too many Americans lost their jobs, experienced...
Is coronavirus causing more divorce in Texas? Some news came out yesterday that while divorces dipped in April in Texas, the numbers rose in May and June—to push past the number of cases that happened in February. The article looks to connect the lockdown, and perhaps...
In a recent article I wrote, I discussed same-sex divorces for marriages that are actually informal marriages. Though informal marriages, the legal term in Texas for what some know better as common-law marriages, don’t come with the same level of ceremony as a...
The world is being captivated with the cultural phenomenon of Hamilton, which has been transported from Broadway into our living rooms via Disney Plus, which launched the streaming event of the year this past week. Taken from Ron Chernow’s biography of founding...
July 4 is a special day of the year for me. I love this country very much, and Independence Day celebrates the great experiment in democracy that has allowed us to become a nation moving toward its 250th year. It’s a remarkable accomplishment that is all the more...
By Crystal Pacheco Last week, we shared an article covering the basics of court cases being met through Zoom, with the big takeaway that Zoom court is still court, and should be treated as such. Even though you’re not physically present in a courtroom, you should...
By Crystal Pacheco As we’ve mentioned in an earlier blog article, Bexar County has shifted to doing court hearings via Zoom. Most people are aware of what Zoom is by now, but just to make sure we’re all on the same page, it’s a video conferencing platform that you can...
For two of San Antonio’s major religious groups, this is a special time of year. On Wednesday evening, Jews around the world celebrated the beginning of Passover, and this coming Sunday, Christians will celebrate Easter. And under normal circumstances, San Antonio...
