This guide contains a checklist and other information about what to do if a parent, sibling, child, friend, or other loved one passes away unexpectedly and/or without a will.
This publication is intended to provide lawyers with current and accurate information about handling
and resolving tax controversies.
A website designed to give educators, parents, and students an overview of laws that apply to school systems such as bullying, fighting, sexual misconduct, and answers to frequently asked legal questions.
Ten Minute Mentor features short podcast segments on topics useful to newly licensed Texas lawyers. The presenters include legal legends, respected jurists, experts in their fields, and young attorneys.
This handbook will explain many of the questions and legal issues that arise in a landlord-tenant relationship.
Explains many of the questions and legal issues that arise in a landlord-tenant relationship.
This video shares the life changing impacts of Texas Courts for Texas Veterans through testimonials from participants, judges, including Texas Supreme Court Chief Justice Hecht, and prosecutors.
Drug offenses are among the most serious charges in criminal law. This guide focuses on drug crimes criminal law in Texas.
The Texas Lawyer Assistance Program works with law students, young lawyers, lawyers, aging lawyers, judges, and legal employers and legal professionals to provide 24/7 confidential phone support for mental health.
Let’s end lawyer suicide, destigmatize mental health challenges, and promote wellness in our profession.
A guide to compulsory school attendance and truancy laws within the state of Texas.
The Choice is designed to help teens make the right choice(s) in tough situations they will likely encounter in their adolescent years. It is also designed to inform teenagers of potential consequences, which they and their families may face if they make the wrong decision.
A Guide for Public High School Principals on the Constitutional Rights of Students on Campus.
How to complete a visit to a ward that is subject to a court-approved guardianship.
If you suspect child abuse, it is your duty under the law to report it. Learn the signs of abuse and how to report it.
The Young Lawyers’ Guide To Working With A Paralegal: Tips On Creating A Symbiotic Relationship
