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Kimberly Moss was featured in Yahoo finance discussing the importance of estate planning due to the pandemic.

Texas is re-opening businesses in phases. Shelter-in-place ends April 30, 2020.

COVID-19 has changed the administration of justice. Find out how.

Temporary Orders set a precedent for the outcome of your case. Choose wisely.

Kimberly D. Moss is once again recognized as an outstanding attorney by the Super Lawyers committee as a Rising Star in 2020. She previously earned this distinction in 2018 and 2019.

These agreements can have a significant impact on your case and your life, so it's incredibly important that you hire an experienced attorney to help you navigate the legal system.

2018 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act eliminated the alimony deduction and income reporting requirement for some filers.

When discussing how to help your elderly parents, friends, and loved ones, often attorneys and other professionals will use legalese to describe specific people, places, and things. We are here to help you decipher these legal terms so that you understand what we are discussing before we meet wit...

If someone in your life has been diagnosed with dementia, please know that we fully understand it is difficult news to digest, and no one prepares you to take care of your parents or elderly loved ones. However, you have some important decisions to make and factors to consider. To be clear, demen...

About a year ago I attended an annual conference of Texas prosecutors in South Padre Island, Texas. At this conference, a legal expert from Colorado discussed the issues his state was facing in effectively enforcing the law that made cannabis legal and rained down tourism money from legal sales. ...

Do you spend more time with your coworkers than you do with your family?  If you do, have you ever stopped to consider why that may be the case?  The West is a culture preoccupied with work. While I love the fast-paced nature of the legal field, it's crucial that I take the time to reflect on why...

Although my practice focuses primarily on family law, I receive many questions about the law in general. One of the most popular questions I'm asked is, “Do I have a case?” More often than not, the answer to this question depends on many factors that may not be readily apparent to the person aski...

I got a question from a colleague who works as a financial planner: he wanted to know if a 403(b) retirement account was subject to division in divorce. The short answer to this question is probably yes. Many people don't realize that in the absence of a premarital agreement, all assets obtained ...

This week many Houston children are heading back to school, so many of my friends and relatives are posting adorable photos of their kids in their first day of school gear headed back into the classroom. Understandably this is an exciting time, and everyone has high hopes for the new school year....

In my practice, I see many people at their absolute worst. Their marriage is over, and they're coming to me for advice and counsel during the divorce process. Some of those people have children which further complicates matters. How does one navigate the divorce process without taking their child...

Less than a week after writing a blog about staying safe online and protecting your confidential information from thieves, I made a rookie mistake. It's embarrassing to admit that even though I know better, every now and then I throw caution to the wind and make a payment online using an unsecure...