
Legal: Options for Judgment Holders
Options for Judgment Holders This article is written for informational purposes only and is not legal advice; any legal questions must be addressed to the qualified attorney of your choosing.
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Options for Judgment Holders This article is written for informational purposes only and is not legal advice; any legal questions must be addressed to the qualified attorney of your choosing.

Legal: The Storm Has Passed – Making Damage Claims With Hurricane Beryl causing incalculable damages, and the likelihood of additional storms in the near future (hurricane season does not end until November 30, 2024), many have asked what they need to do from a legal perspective in terms of filing insurance claims for damages.

Hazards of Golf Carts and other Alternative Vehicles As we enter the summer season, with kids out of school, and more time for leisure activities, it’s common to see golf carts and similar utility terrain vehicles (UTV’s) all over the roads of our subdivisions.


Estate Planning Pitfalls This article is written for informational purposes only and is not intended to be legal advice; any legal questions should be addressed to a qualified attorney of your choosing.

Legal: Estate Planning Pitfalls The purpose of a Last Will and Testament, in large part, is to ensure that one’s heirs can take care of the estate as simply and inexpensively as possible, while also ensuring your assets go where you choose for them to go.

Legal: You Are Being Watched Privacy in our world has become increasingly scarce, and there appears to be no stopping the trend.

Debt Collection Lawsuits For any number of reasons a person can become the target of a debt collector.

Legal: The Corporate Transparency Act In 2021, the U.S.

Legal: Oral Contracts in Texas One of the most popular questions I have received over the years involves whether oral contracts are enforceable.

Legal: Homeowner Liability As the Christmas holidays approach rapidly, we often organize gatherings with numerous visitors in our homes.

Basic Estate Planning As the holiday season nears every year, and families begin to gather, I get one question more than any other – “Do I need a Last Will and Testament?” My response is typically along the lines of “If you think you may die someday, then chances are you need a Will.” Although my response may have a touch of sarcasm included, the thought is true as none of us will live forever.