By Lorie L. Burch, Owner and Founding Attorney of Burch Law I never went to law school to be an estate planning and probate attorney. In fact, my dream and passion was to be a civil rights attorney. I wanted to advocate and fight for …
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By Lorie L. Burch, Owner and Founding Attorney of Burch Law Being a parent brings special responsibilities. Being a parent to an LGBTQ child brings even heightened awareness of how critical it is to protect them in ways that other parents would never imagine. I’ve …
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By Lorie Burch, Owner & Founding Attorney of Burch Law We know at Burch Law that many LGBTQ Texans are worried about the future of their rights and marriage after the recent SCOTUS decision overturning Roe. If you haven’t heard, and without getting too legally …
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By Lorie Burch, Owner & Founding Attorney of Burch Law Hi, Lorie Burch here, your go to Wills & Trusts attorney. The law regarding the legal rights of LGBTQ Texans is continually evolving and it’s important to get the right legal advice to know how …
by Jaime Duggan, attorney Duggan Law Firm, www.uptownesquire.com 2020 actually gave us some good news! On December 14th, the US Supreme Court decided not to hear a case which asked the court to allow Indiana to refuse to place both mothers on their child’s birth …
By Lorie Burch, Owner & Founding Attorney of Burch Law NUMBER 1 Assuming you don’t need a Will, powers of attorney, and other estate planning. While legal recognition of your marriage provides you and your spouse a broad range of legal rights, no spouse has automatic …
Top 5 Legal Planning Mistakes That LGBTQ Couples and Families Should Never Make! Read More »
by Jen Green, Burch Law OK, so the federal government has finally recognized that love is love and a true marriage of souls is valid whatever may be the physical gender(s) of those uniting in matrimony. The U.S. federal government now recognizes the validity of …
