Texas Education Agency accused J.L. of contract abandonment after he resigned from a teaching position at a school near Houston, Texas to teach at another school, closer to his spouse’s employer. J.L. transferred so he could assist with caring for his two small children. J.L. vehemently denied the allegations, stating that he fulfilled all of the contractual and statutory obligations for transferring to another school. After Bertolino, LLP, provided a vigorous response to the allegations, the allegations were dismissed.
Celebrity Divorce Proceedings Require Heightened Privacy, Sensitivity and Attention Our American culture is one that has become obsessed with all things celebrity. We often know more about the love lives and personal struggles of the top Hollywood movie stars, sports figures and
Avoiding Loss of Asset Value During Texas Probate The probate process can sometimes last for a long period of time, especially for complicated estates. Assets must be valued, creditors and taxes paid and assets and property distributed to
City of Austin Could End Cell Phone Calls While Driving Currently under Austin city ordinance, you may not text while driving (I hope!) or use your smart phone to make dinner reservations, movies times, or check football scores while caught in Austin
Changing their Last Name is Not an Automatic Decision for Many Women Getting Married Today The decision that a bride makes concerning keeping her "maiden" name, a term that itself seems rather antiquated, or adopting the name of her new husband would not seem to be a topic that would make