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Insider’s Guide to Hiring an Attorney
I don’t know about you, but ever since we began this compulsory social distancing journey, my screen time consumption has increased dramatically! And between reading
Attorney Adriane Grace Published in Headnotes, Dallas Bar Association Legal Journal
Attorney Adriane S. Grace’s article, “Probate and Guardianship Proceedings with Minor Children“, was published in the latest issue of Headnotes (Volume 45, Issue 12, December
Estate Planning for Co-Parents
“Co-parenting”, “platonic parenting”, and “parallel parenting”–social terms to describe the reality of many modern families– is becoming the norm. But what happens when one of
Are Handwritten Wills Legal?: A Discussion of Holographic Wills
“Holograph” is a fancy term for a document written entirely in the author’s handwriting. A “Holographic Will”, therefore, is a Will written entirely in the
Preparing College Students and Young Adults for a Medical Emergency
When teenagers turn 18, the law presumes they are an adult. At age 18, they are vested with the freedom to determine their residence, live
How to Choose a Guardian for Your Child
Orphaned children are not just the plot of a fictional book or horror movie, but a fact of real life. When thinking about our children,
Insider’s Guide to Hiring an Attorney
I don't know about you, but ever since we began
Attorney Adriane Grace Published in Headnotes, Dallas Bar Association Legal Journal
Attorney Adriane S. Grace’s article, “Probate and Guardianship Proceedings with
Estate Planning for Co-Parents
"Co-parenting", "platonic parenting", and "parallel parenting"--social terms to describe the
Are Handwritten Wills Legal?: A Discussion of Holographic Wills
"Holograph" is a fancy term for a document written entirely
Preparing College Students and Young Adults for a Medical Emergency
When teenagers turn 18, the law presumes they are an
How to Choose a Guardian for Your Child
Orphaned children are not just the plot of a fictional