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.
Knowing how to effectively borrow from source material is an important skill for legal writers. If you're struggling with quoting and paraphrasing material, this article can help.
In order to succeed in law school, it's necessary to always be prepared for what's to come. Start your first semester on the right foot by following this guide!
Learn when to use "me," "myself," or "I" correctly in sentences, and avoid common hypercorrections with these simple tips.
Although ChatGPT can automate tasks and streamline productivity, it's necessary for legal professionals to exercise caution when using generative AI tools.
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In this blog, we explore the importance of legal editing, discuss a few key techniques for improving editing skills, and provide practical tips to enhance the quality of legal writing.
Do you consider yourself a workaholic? Work addiction affects 5-10% of workers in the United States. These four tips may help you build a healthy work-life balance.
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.
Don't leave the future of your practice up to chance. A custodian attorney can assist in the winding down of your practice. Designate one today.
Make the most of your first year as an attorney and set the groundwork for a successful future in the legal profession.
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When it comes to probate in Texas, original wills are the way to go. But if a will is missing or destroyed, then probating becomes much more difficult.
