Razan Hamideh, Arab lawyer in Dallas Texas

Razan Hamideh

Khalid Hamideh is a founding partner of The Law Offices of Khalid Y. Hamideh. He graduated Southern Methodist University (SMU) in 1984 and SMU Law Sch

  • Corporate Law
  • Personal Injury
  • Wills and Living Wills
  • Mediation
Waled Elsaban, Arab attorney in Dallas Texas

Waled Elsaban

Waled Elsaban is Managing Partner of the Elsaban Law Firm PLLC. Though he regularly handles employment-based matters, his practice primarily focuses o

  • Immigration Law
  • US Citizenship
  • Asylum
Shawn Storey, Arabic speaking lawyer in Dallas Texas

Shawn Storey

Attorney

  • Criminal Law
  • Family Law
  • Traffic Tickets
Husein Ali Abdelhadi, Arab lawyer in Dallas Texas

Husein Ali Abdelhadi

  • Immigration Law
  • Criminal Law
  • Family Law
Majed Nachawati, Arabic speaking lawyer in Dallas Texas

Majed Nachawati

two year judicial law clerk with The Thirteenth Court of Appeals. His firm represents individuals and public entities throughout the nation in serious

  • Personal Injury
  • Car Accident
  • Wrongful Death

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Can I keep a monetary gift to me from becoming marital property?

My wife and I are having marital problems and while we are working on the relationship, I have doubt whether we’ll stay married. My aunt is not in good health and wants to give me money and two parcels of property now, rather than waiting to leave it to me when she passes. I did some research and know that Texas is a community property state. I’m concerned that if my aunt gives me the gift now, while my wife and I are still married and living together, it will become joint property and my wife will get part of it if we divorce. What needs to be done to make sure that anything my aunt gives me remains my separate property? Should she just leave it to me in her Will to make sure it goes only to me?
Published on 03/08/21
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What is conservatorship in child custody?

My kids’s dad and I have separated and our 3 kids have been going back and forth between us. We have no court order for custody. The father has now filed for ‘conservatorship’ of our children and wants them to live with him full time. He is also asking that I be ordered to pay child support. What does conservatorship mean in terms of custody and how do I respond to his court paperwork? Do I need a lawyer to respond? Can he actually get child support from me if he makes significantly more than I do?
Published on 03/08/21
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