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.... DIVORCE AND RETIREMENT : The Family Law Section of the D.C. Bar presents "Divorce and Retirement...
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...was liable to the firm under Section 2.501 of the Texas Family Code. *fn6 ...
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...No area of law presents such intractable human problems...designed to safeguard Native American families, an "alarmingly high percentage...
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...This Court must "render whatever judgment and make whatever orders the law and the nature of the case require." Tex. R. App. P...
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...*fn1 and for assault on a family member.*fn2 Within hours...
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...accomplice as a matter of law with respect to both of...Doc Muhammad"), a long-time family friend, "about doing harm to...
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...the operating authority number prominently displayed on the side, as required by law. Based on this information, appellees believed appellant's rig was "owned...
...it to everyone at their law firms. "The sensitivity of...The case was brought by family members of Paul Van Alfen...
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