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 technical, some Justices as well as anti-LGBTQ advocates have used …
How overturning Roe affects LGBTQ rights in Texas: What We Know So Far Read More »
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 to protect yourself and your family. Here are 3 (of …
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 rights to make medical and financial decisions, have access to …
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 …
