PHAM & CLOVES, PLLC

Collection of Outstanding Business Debts
“Suit On Sworn Account”
 
There are many types of business debts.  In the interest of time, I am devoting this blog to speak only in regards to the collection of sworn account.  So, what is a sworn account?  A sworn account is the unpaid, overdue balance of goods or services rendered based [...]

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WE WANT PRENUP!! 
 
 
In Texas, a “prenup” is legally termed a “premarital agreement.” The term “prenup” comes from the term “prenuptial agreement,” which is the same thing as premarital agreement. Prenups are made between prospective spouses in contemplation of marriage. The prenup is not effective until a marriage occurs. If you get married and then make [...]

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Does Texas Law Provide for Alimony?

In a word, YES – under certain circumstances. If a court is asked to award a spouse what in Texas is called “spousal maintenance” being defined as “the periodic payments from future income of one spouse for the support of the other spouse.” The court can consider several factors in [...]

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