Succession planning can be quite a daunting topic for Texas lawyers. If you're at a loss, then the Succession Planning Toolkit can help. Designate a custodian-attorney today!
In honor of Family Law Week, we're highlighting our newest releases as well as upcoming TexasBarCLE courses and the State Bar’s Family Law Section.
This Texas Bar Practice, which was written by Rebekah Steely Brooker and John Meredith, goes over the importance of designating a custodian attorney and what a custodian attorney does.
As a free service to the members of the Family Law Section, Forms 21-1, 21-2, 21-5, 21-6, and 21-7 are available to download.
State Bar of Texas members can now sign up for free case law alerts from Fastcase. Learn more about this free service today.
Succession planning is a crucial chapter in any Texas law firm's lifetime. If you're unsure about what steps to take, check out this article.
Succession planning is a crucial chapter in any Texas law firm's lifetime. If you're unsure about what steps to take, check out this article.
On June 2, 2022, an updated version of form 26-9, “Request for Findings in Possession Order,” was added to the Texas Family Law Practice Manual, as the update was inadvertently omitted from the ...
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The Texas Supreme Court has issued a number of temporary emergency orders in response to the Coronavirus pandemic, some of which are relevant to TexasBarBooks practice manuals.
Texas Bar Books has teamed up with the Legal Access Division of the State Bar of Texas to provide a complimentary annual subscription to Texas Family Law Practice Manual Online to every attendee of ...
The State Bar of Texas has provided free access to legal research through both Fastcase and Casemaker as a member benefit for many years. In January, Fastcase and Casemaker merged and will be ...
The Texas Legislature during its 2021 Regular Session substantially revised the state’s firearms laws through the enactment of House Bills 1927 and 2112 and Senate Bill 550, which all become ...
