Quick work by Austin lawyer/lobbyist Steve Bresnen in the waning days of the 83rd regular legislative session resolved concerns family court judges had about a recent high court ruling they believe alters payment of attorney fees after entry of a divorce decree.
June 24, 2013 at 04:19 AM
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It can take years for state lawmakers to address controversial decisions from the Texas Supreme Court. But this year, it took four days.
Quick work by an Austin lawyer/lobbyist in the waning days of the 83rd regular legislative session resolved concerns family court judges had about a recent high court ruling they believe alters payment of attorney fees after entry of a divorce decree.
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