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From family law to business law to ensuring your family's future with estate planning- our firm is versatile and experienced. Read on to see how we can help with your case.
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To respect your valuable time, we encourage all new and prospective clients to be aware of the following BEFORE their consultations and attorney meetings: 1. What should I say when I call or email...
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Meet the Kalish Law Family! We have decades of combined experience and our firm is celebrating its 28th year!
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Located in The Woodlands, Texas, north of Houston, Kalish Law Office was established in 1984 and provides legal services in the areas of divorce and family law, wills/probate, real estate and business...
View ArticleFor Health Care Practitioners- Changes in Texas Guardianship Law
Health care providers who perform examinations of persons who require assistance with their daily lives may be called upon to fill out documentation showing necessity for guardianship for proposed...
View ArticleUsing Video to Prove your Case
Thinking of taking some video as evidence to help your case? Here are the reasons why you should discuss this with your attorney first and why you may want to think twice! Continue reading
View ArticleSummer Fun Ideas!
Summer is here! Let's take a break and have some fun! Continue reading
View ArticleEstate Planning for Same Sex Couples
Marriage equality has brought peace of mind to many couples. It is still very important to have an estate plan that is up-to-date. Continue reading
View ArticleMoving On After a Traumatic Life Event
Sometimes it is difficult to move on from a traumatic event, such as a death, divorce, or break up. It can be hard to know when to begin to move on. Continue reading
View ArticleHonesty with your Lawyer
Sharing the full story with your lawyer is the only way he or she can evaluate all of your options. Be honest about your situation, what you expect, and what you are willing to do. Continue reading
View ArticleGet and Keep a Copy of Your Final Orders in Divorce, Modification or Paternity
What is written in the Final Decree is a Court Order. Look at your final decree to see what you must do and what you are not required to do. Always have an accessible copy of that final order to guide...
View ArticleFeedback is Important to Your Attorney
If you are a legal client who feels uncomfortable about something, be honest with your lawyer. Keeping your feelings hidden and venting later on is unfair to both you and your lawyer. Continue reading
View ArticleHelping Your Elder Loved One Move to Texas
If your elderly loved one is thinking of moving to Texas or is in the process of getting settled here, then there is a lot to do! This is a life-changing event for all involved. This caregiver's...
View ArticleOrganizing Important Information “Just in Case”
It is important to organize all your important information in such a way that it can be easily found if you are disabled or deceased. Here is how. Continue reading
View ArticleBuying a House During a Divorce
Buying rather than renting may make sense in most cases, but purchasing a home during a divorce can complicate things in more ways than one. Continue reading
View ArticleGive Thanks
Every now and then, it is important to stop and be thankful. We want to thank our clients who have helped us succeed for thirty five years! Continue reading
View ArticleA Magic Tale from A Mythical Land (or, Why it Helps to Be Prepared)
Just in Time for The Renaissance Festival…. Once upon a time, in a mythical land, a princess and a prince fell in love and were wed. They had a few children, a large castle, and some pet dragons. But...
View ArticleWhy is my Inventory and Appraisement so Important to my Divorce Case?
What is this "Inventory & Appraisement" in my divorce case? Why is it so important? Why does the judge require it and why does my attorney's office keep bugging me about getting it filled out right...
View ArticleWho will be There for you this Holiday Season?
If you have lost a loved one to death, are currently going through a break up, or are feeling alone, you may be tempted to think that you have no family. Think again... Continue reading
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