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Top 20 Texas Family Law Cases: GRAHAM v. FRANCO
Our next case in this series is GRAHAM v. FRANCO. This case helped decide personal injury awards for Texas and San Antonio family law attorneys. Prior, the Supreme Court was undecided as to whether personal injury awards granted during a marriage were considered separate or communal property. How San Antonio Family Law Attorneys Handle Personal…
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Top 20 Texas Family Law Cases: EGGEMEYER v. EGGEMEYER
Top 20 Texas Family Law CasesCase 6: EGGEMEYER v. EGGEMEYER. Case number six in our Top 20 Texas Family Law Cases series is EGGEMEYER v. EGGEMEYER. Prior to Eggemeyer, there was some confusion as to whether a court could divest a party of their separate property in a Texas divorce. Division of Separate Property in…
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Langley & Banack sponsors Dimmit County celebration
Langley & Banack is a proud supporter of Dimmit County and we are especially proud of the new courthouse annex that was officially dedicated on Tuesday, September 19th, 2017. Shareholder John Petry and Daniel Gonzalez were the primary attorneys who worked with the County on the annex land and building.
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Top 20 Texas Family Law Cases: COCKERHAM v. COCKERHAM
Top 20 Texas Family Law Cases Case 5: COCKERHAM v. COCKERHAM. We continue our Top 20 Texas Family Law Cases series with the COCKERHAM v. COCKERHAM case, which helped Texas divorce attorneys analyze the meaning in the definitions of joint and sole managed property. Joint and Sole Managed Property in Texas Divorce Law COCKERHAM v.…
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Langley & Banack congratulates 16 Texas Super Lawyers
Thomson Reuters’ Texas Super Lawyers list for 2017 has been officially announced and Langley & Banack has 16 attorneys named in 11 practice areas.
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Top 20 Texas Family Law Cases: CAMERON v. CAMERON
Top 20 Texas Family Law CasesCase 4: CAMERON v. CAMERON. The fourth case in our Top 20 Texas Family Law Cases series is CAMERON v. CAMERON. Before CAMERON v. CAMERON, Texas divorce lawyers were unsure if separate personal property was considered community property in Texas even if it was acquired in common law property states.…
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Cathy Stone serves as panel member for Bloomberg Business Program
Former Chief Justice Catherine Stone served as a panel member for the San Antonio Women’s Chamber of Commerce on August 29th. The panel was part of a 6 part series in partnership with the University of the Incarnate Word discussing timely topics found in the Bloomberg Businessweek magazine.
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Top 20 Texas Family Law Cases: GLEICH v. BONGIO
Top 20 Texas Family Law Cases Case 3: GLEICH v. BONGIO. We continue with the third case in our Top 20 Texas Family Law Cases series, GLEICH v. BONGIO. This case helped Texas divorce attorneys settle the definition of community property during a Texas divorce settlement. Community Property in Texas Divorce Cases GLEICH v. BONGIO,…
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Top 20 Texas Family Law Cases: ARNOLD v. LEONARD
Top 20 Texas Family Law Cases Case 2: ARNOLD v. LEONARD. This week we present the second case in our Top 20 Texas Family Law Cases series for San Antonio family law attorneys. ARNOLD v. LEONARD helped clarify separate property in Texas. Understanding Separate Property in Texas Family Law ARNOLD v. LEONARD, 273 S.W. 799…
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Top 20 Texas Family Law Cases: ANDERSON v. GILLILAND
Top 20 Texas Family Law Cases Case 1: ANDERSON v. GILLILAND. Family law cases are some of the most stressful and emotional cases to try. For a San Antonio family lawyer, understanding the most important cases in Texas can help you easily navigate through your own difficult cases. That is why we have put together…
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Understanding The Types of Child Support Available in San Antonio Family Law
Understanding The Types of Child Support Available in San Antonio Family Law. Texas Child Support History In the practice of San Antonio family law, child support has almost become an after-thought; a formulaic certainty that often does not make the top five problems in a divorce case. However, there are plenty of statutes in…
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Read Shareholder Sylvia Cardona’s Women’s Leadership Interview
The daughter of migrant farm workers from Edinburg, Cardona stands out because of her drive and for helping others. Besides advocating for the less fortunate with the State Bar of Texas, Cardona mentors law students at St. Mary’s University and new female lawyers at Langley & Banack — as someone who considers herself to have…
