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Married to the Military: How to Protect Your Property Interests after the Marriage Mission Fails
No full textWhen the marriage mission fails and divorce is on the horizon, it is imperative that both parties, especially the non-military spouse (and their attorney), understand the array of possible benefits to which their military spouse is, and will be, entitled. An overview and explanation of the general types of retirement and disability benefits follows in Section II of this Article. While it is beneficial to become familiar with all military benefits, particular types of retirement pay and disability benefits deserve a prioritized analysis. These particular types of benefits are discussed in Section III, and an analysis of the recent case law affecting these particular benefits is included in Section IV of this Article
Law Notes: St. Mary's University School of Law Newsletter Spring 2010
No full textInnsbruck Anniversary: Program Marks 25 Years of Success, Haiti Earthquake Reaches St. Mary's, Supreme Court of Texas on Campus, Distinguished Faculty Name
09-0520 IN RE COY REECE
No full text09-0520 In re Coy Reece from Dallas County and the Fifth District Court of Appeals, Dallas For relator: Robert B. Gilbreath, Dallas For real parties in interest: Edward Jason Dennis and Mr. Jeremy A. Fielding, Dallas The issue is whether the Court has ha
09-0309 IN RE JOSEPH CHARLES RUBIOLA
No full text09-0309 In re Joseph Charles Rubiola, et al. from Bexar County and the Fourth District Court of Appeals, San Antonio For relator: Ms. Elizabeth Conry Davidson, San Antonio For real parties in interest: Mr. Bryan A. Woods, San Antonio The issue is whethe
09-0703 IN RE OLSHAN FOUNDATION REPAIR CO., LLC
No full text09-0432 In re Olshan Foundation Repair Co., LLC, and Olshan Foundation Repair Co. of Dallas, Ltd. from Wise County and the Second District Court of Appeals, Fort Worth consolidated for oral argument with 09-0433, 09-0474 and 09-0703 For relators: Stepha
09-0257 CITY OF DALLAS v. STEWART
No full text09-0257 City of Dallas v. Heather Stewart from Dallas County and the Fifth District Court of Appeals, Dallas For petitioner: Barbara Rosenberg, Dallas For respondent: Julius S. Staev, Dallas The issue in this takings claim over a house the city demolishe
08-0961 IN THE ESTATE OF MIGUEL ANGEL LUIS GONZALEZ Y VALLEJO v. GUILBOT
No full text08-0961 Maria del Carmen Guilbot Serros de Gonzalez, et al. v. Miguel Angel Gonzalez Guilbot, et al. from Harris County and the 14th District Court of Appeals, Houston For petitioners: Thomas R. Phillips, Austin For cross-petitioners/respondents: Andy Ta
Photos from the 2010 Institute on Chinese Law and Business
No full textThe St. Mary’s University School of Law Institute on Chinese Law and Business is a program of legal studies that prepares law students for the challenges of representing clients doing business with Chinese partners. Through an array of business-related courses, field trips, and guest speakers, the Institute introduces students to the Chinese legal system and the instruments of international and domestic law governing cross-border sales of goods, protection of intellectual property and investments.
Participants learn about the practical realities of doing business in China, as well as the dispute resolution mechanisms that play a large role in enforcing private agreements between enterprises in China and the United States
The Texas Two-Step: The Criminalization of Truancy under the Texas Failure to Attend Statute (Comment)
No full textThe aim of this Comment is to create a legislative paradigm shift by viewing status offenders, particularly habitual truants, as "children who committed no crime but who need a helping hand in getting back on track."" We must ensure the Texas juvenile justice system is fair, humane, and effective. This comment offers two distinct approaches to the problem-decriminalization and intervention