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Welcome to the McCarty-Larson Legal Blog, your go-to resource for insightful and up-to-date information on Criminal Defense and Family Law. Our blog is dedicated to providing comprehensive analysis, practical advice, and expert commentary on the most pressing legal issues you may face. Whether you are navigating the complexities of a criminal case or dealing with sensitive family law matters, our experienced attorneys offer invaluable guidance to help you understand your rights and make informed decisions. Stay informed and empowered with our latest articles, case studies, and legal updates.

 

Child Support

Enforcing Child Support Orders in Texas: Legal Steps and Options

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Enforcing Child Support Orders in Texas Legal Steps and OptionsEnforcing Child Support Orders in Texas Legal Steps and Options

Navigating child support issues can be overwhelming. If you are here, it is likely because you are dealing with challenges in ensuring the enforcement of a child support order. These situations can cause confusion and worry, especially when financial support meant for your child is not being paid. At McCarty Larson, PLLC, we understand how […]

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Criminal Defense

Understanding Your Rights When Charged with a Violent Crime in Texas

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Understanding Your Rights When Charged with a Violent Crime in Texas

Being charged with a violent crime in Texas can feel overwhelming and frightening. Understanding your rights is important to protecting yourself and ensuring that you have the best chance to defend against these serious charges. Texas law considers violent crimes to be acts that cause or threaten physical harm. Examples include assault, robbery, sexual assault, […]

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Custody Cases

Understanding Child Custody Modification in Texas: A Comprehensive Guide

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Understanding Child Custody Modification in Texas A Comprehensive Guide

Child custody arrangements in Texas are often made when parents divorce or separate, but these agreements might not always remain suitable as time goes on. Life changes, children grow up, and circumstances shift. In some cases, modifications to child custody arrangements become necessary to better meet the needs of the child or parents. Understanding the […]

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Misdemeanor Charge

How a Misdemeanor Conviction Can Impact Your College Prospects in Texas

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How a Misdemeanor Conviction Can Impact Your College Prospects in Texas

For students in Texas, the path to college can be full of anticipation, goals, and dreams for the future. However, facing a misdemeanor charge or conviction can quickly turn that dream into a concern. While misdemeanors are often considered less severe than felonies, they can still have a significant effect on a person’s college applications, […]

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Child Support

How a Significant Change in Income Affects Child Support Modification in Texas

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How a Significant Change in Income Affects Child Support Modification in Texas

Child support is a crucial part of many families’ lives, helping ensure that children receive the financial care they need even when parents are no longer together. In Texas, child support is based on the income of the parent who does not have primary custody, also known as the obligor. Courts calculate child support payments […]

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Child Visitation

How to File for Grandparent Visitation Rights in Texas

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How to File for Grandparent Visitation Rights in Texas

In Texas, family relationships can become complicated, especially when disputes arise involving the rights of grandparents. Sometimes, a grandparent may find themselves distanced from their grandchildren due to conflicts between the child’s parents or other family issues. When this happens, the state of Texas provides legal avenues for grandparents to seek visitation rights. However, the […]

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