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DNA Testing Sets Barry Wallace Free!

Posted on April 10, 2012 by glmain

Barry Wallace praised God yesterday as he was released from jail after serving two and a half months for nonpayment of child support for a child that DNA testing showed wasn’t his. Barry has a wife and two children that … Continue reading →

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Free Paternity Fraud Consultations!

Posted on March 19, 2012 by glmain

The word about Texas new DNA testing statute doesn’t seem to be getting out. The September deadline is barreling down on us, and too many people are not hearing the message. To help get the word out, I have decided … Continue reading →

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Servicemen a target at home!

Posted on February 29, 2012 by glmain

A surprising revelation on the DNA testing front: 75% of my clients seeking termination were servicemen in the armed forces at the time the child support order was entered. My hypothesis is that men in the service of their country … Continue reading →

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Divorcing the 95%er

Posted on February 23, 2012 by glmain

Whose lie steals your dream of happily ever after? With the exception of abuse, I encourage you not to walk away from a relationship with someone that’s 95% of everything you could want – because it can, and sometimes does, … Continue reading →

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FOR YOU CONSPIRACY THEORISTS

Posted on February 20, 2012 by glmain

I have been checking the Texas legislature’s online statutes weekly since Governor Perry signed Senate Bill 785 into law on May 12, 2011. That new DNA testing law gives most men paying child support in Texas for children that are … Continue reading →

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DNA Testing – What to do now.

Posted on February 20, 2012 by glmain

By now you know about the recent change in Texas law allowing you to request a DNA test to terminate your child support. If so, you’re probably asking, what do I do now. Let me start by saying that if … Continue reading →

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VALENTINES DAY AND DIVORCE?

Posted on February 14, 2012 by glmain

Fact: Dallas vies with Las Vegas and Los Angeles annually for the highest divorce rate on the planet. So this blog sometimes feels like I am writing Postcards from the Edge. Continue reading →

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New Texas Statute for DNA testing

Posted on December 30, 2011 by glmain

It happened to Justin Bieber in November. A mentally unstable woman, with multiple sex partners (that didn’t include Justin), lied and said he was the father of her child. Justin didn’t take that allegation lying down. His team jumped on … Continue reading →

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New Use for Premarital Agreements

Posted on December 30, 2010 by glmain

The recent news story of the prosecution of Leon Walker in Michigan for accessing his wife’s password protected email account to confirm his suspicions of her infidelity raises many questions. Representatives of law enforcement often lobby for broadly worded statutes, … Continue reading →

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Protecting Your Business During a Divorce

Posted on November 18, 2010 by glmain

In Texas, a business started during a marriage using joint funds is considered community property. As such, its assets are subject to division in the event of a divorce. In cases where a business was funded and started by one … Continue reading →

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