Dividing Retirement Benefits in Divorce: What You Need to Know About QDROs
Dividing retirement benefits in a Texas divorce isn’t as simple as naming them in the decree. Without a properly drafted Qualified Domestic Relations Order (QDRO), a spouse may lose the right to collect their share. Learn how Texas courts handle community property retirement accounts and why timing and accuracy are critical.
Economic Damages When a Child Is Born Alive with Birth Defects in Texas
“Learn about economic damages in Texas birth defect cases. Discover what families can recover for medical bills, lifetime care, therapy, and lost earning capacity when a child is born alive with birth injuries caused by medical negligence.”
Legal Implications When a Child Is Born Dead vs. Born Alive in Texas: What Parents Should Know
Learn the key legal differences in Texas when a child is born still versus born alive with birth injuries. Discover how compensation, damages, and statutes of limitations vary and why it matters for parents seeking justice.
Diagnostic Disasters: Why Misdiagnosis Remains the #1 Malpractice Claim
Discover why misdiagnosis continues to be the leading cause of medical malpractice claims. Learn about diagnostic errors, patient safety risks, and legal implications in healthcare.
Clear Departures from Standard Medical Care: When Medical Negligence Becomes Obvious
Learn about clear departures from standard medical care in malpractice cases. Understand how obvious medical negligence is proven and when doctors clearly breach their duty of care.
Wrongful Death: When C-Section Refusal Leads to Fatal Outcomes in Texas
When doctors refuse or delay emergency C-sections, tragic wrongful death can occur. Learn about Texas wrongful death law for maternal and infant deaths from C-section negligence.
Birth Injury Claims in Texas: Understanding the Medical Malpractice Cap
Learn how Texas medical malpractice caps affect birth injury claims. Understand damage limitations, exceptions, and strategies for maximizing compensation in birth injury cases.
Should Medical Providers Inform Patients About the Two-Year Statute of Limitations? The Case for Transparency in Healthcare
Explore whether medical providers should inform patients about the two-year statute of limitations for medical malpractice claims in Texas. Learn about patient rights, transparency obligations, and the ethical implications of disclosure requirements.
When Hospital Infections Lead to Legal Action: Understanding Your Rights
When you enter a hospital for treatment, you trust that the medical facility will help you heal, not make you sicker. Unfortunately, hospital-acquired infections (HAIs), also known as healthcare-associated infections […]
What Happens When One Parent Wants to Relocate After a Divorce?
When one parent wants to relocate after a divorce, it can create serious legal challenges and emotional strain. Texas courts prioritize the child’s best interests when deciding whether to allow relocation. In this blog, we explain how relocation cases work, the factors judges consider, and how to protect your parental rights, with real-world examples. Understand your legal options and prepare for the road ahead if relocation becomes part of your custody journey.