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Hire the Right Attorney for Your Dallas Divorce
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Posted in Client Testimonials, Divorce
If you want things done right, do them right the first time, have Michelle May O’neil represent you.
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New Law Puts Credit Card Debt Before Single Moms
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Posted in Child Support
In July, Congress approved the overhaul of financial regulations protecting borrowers against abuses in credit card, mortgage, and other types of lending. However, the new law failed to reform a 2005 bankruptcy law that hurts single mothers and benefits the credit card industry. This law makes it easier for delinquent dads to avoid paying child support and alimony.
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Even Non-Primary Custody Prevents International Kidnapping
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Posted in Children and Parenting
The United State Supreme Court has held that an order prohibiting a parent from taking a child out of the country without the other parent’s consent is enforceable under international child abduction laws.
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Dallas Family Lawyer Will Fight For You!
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Posted in Client Testimonials
A lot of people say “they saved my life” but this is a true statement in regards to Ms. O’Neil. Thanks to her and her firm, my daughter is now enjoying college.
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Our Choice for Dallas Family Law Attorney
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Michelle’s “leave no stone unturned” approach was all we needed.
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Why do we have to value my business to get divorced?
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Posted in Business Interests
Frequently clients ask about their Dallas Texas divorce why we have to get a forensic CPA expert to value their closely-held business to get them divorced.
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Every Dog Has Its Day — In Divorce Court
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Posted in Division of Property
The Austin Texas Court of Appeals clarified the law related to possession of pooches after a divorce in case of Calder v. Calder. The question was who had the right to the dog after the divorce. The dog was bought before the marriage, but by who, asked the Chief Austin Appellate Judge “Woodie” Jones?
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