Do You Need Your Ex-Spouse's Permission? Must the Court Approve the Move? We live in an increasingly mobile society. Census data indicates that the average American moves more than 11 times in his or her life. What if you are a divorced parent of … [Read more...]
When Your Ex-Spouse Puts Your Child at Risk
Your Options When You Have Evidence That Your Child May Be Unsafe When you’re a divorced parent, time spent away from your children can be hard. You understand it’s important for them to have strong relationships with your ex, but you miss them. … [Read more...]
Why You Need an Experienced Criminal Defense Lawyer
The Risks of Using Inexperienced Counsel or Representing Yourself When you're under investigation for committing a crime, or arrested and charged, the fear and uncertainty can be paralyzing. You might hire the first attorney you meet, regardless of … [Read more...]
Don’t Put Off Getting Medical Attention After An Accident
Hello, I'm Michael Galyen, a personal injury lawyer at the law firm of Bailey & Galyen. One of the things we see far too often from persons involved in accidents is unnecessary delays in seeking medical attention. This is something that can have a … [Read more...]
New Changes to Immigration Law in 2021
Hello everyone, my name is Patricia Barbee i'm the Managing Immigration Attorney for Bailey & Galyen in the Dallas Office. I'm here to talk to you today about some potentially exciting new changes that are going to be coming to the world of … [Read more...]
Supreme Court of Texas: New Rules Regarding Lawsuits, Divorces and Other Legal Proceedings
The Supreme Court of Texas has adopted new rules regarding lawsuits, divorces, and other legal proceedings filed after January 1, 2021. Effective immediately, parties to litigation in Texas are under a requirement to provide each other with a wide … [Read more...]
Social Security Disability Changes In 2021
Hello, my name is Ian Croall and I am the Managing Attorney for the Social Security Disability Department here at Bailey & Galyen. I wanted to start by wishing your family a Happy New Year and a happy start to 2021. At the Social Security … [Read more...]
Workers’ Comp Benefits & the IRS, and Lifetime Medical Benefits
Hi my name is Kim Wyatt and I am the Managing Attorney of the Workers' Comp Department here at Bailey & Galyen. I have two topics to discuss today briefly, Workers' Comp Benefits and the IRS and Lifetime Medical Benefits A lot of you have received … [Read more...]
Can I Ask for Alimony after My Divorce is Final?
The Process for Amending a Divorce Decree to Pursue Spousal Maintenance When you're involved in a divorce, the emotional turmoil can make it difficult to think clearly, leading to decisions that don't work for you. Furthermore, circumstances can … [Read more...]
How Do I Adopt My Grandchild in Texas?
The Legal Process for Adopting Your Grandchildren For many, the bond with a grandchild can be just as strong, if not stronger than that with a child, often with fewer challenges than a parental relationship. When your children have children but lack … [Read more...]
Can I Change Attorneys Once My Divorce Has Started?
When Can/Should You Look for New Counsel to Handle Your Divorce? When you're a party to a divorce, it's important to have a lawyer who understands your situation and what you need, someone you know will listen to your concerns and help you take the … [Read more...]
What Happens If There’s a Child Support Arrearage When
a Child Turns 18?
Is the Child Support Order Still Enforceable? In a Texas divorce where there are minor children, the court will generally order the non-custodial parent to pay child support to the custodial parent. All Texas child support orders include an income … [Read more...]
