Most people understand volunteering means giving away free labor, often to a charity or other non-profit organization. However, sometimes Texas for-profit businesses seek “volunteers” as a way of receiving unpaid labor or an employer requires its employees to volunteer time for a charitable or civic cause. What about these situations? The Department of Labor has […]
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Under the Texas Family Code a family court must order a possession schedule for parents when a suit for divorce with kids is granted or when the court issues an order in other child custody cases. The court order often will address other issues involving the children, such as conservator rights of the parents, child
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Companies in Texas sell warranties to customers because they are a great source of income. They are a cash cow because the number of claims against the warranties are often low. Claims may even be covered by manufacturer warranties. Sometimes companies double dip against warranties by selling you one and then not covering claims. This
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After six months of contemplation, the Supreme Court of Texas issued its opinion in Campbell v. Wilder in which it helped out our local District Clerk understand that zero equals zero. The Supreme Court of Texas instructed the Tarrant County District Clerk in Fort Worth, Texas to stop its policy of abusing poor people in
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