BILINGUAL PERSONAL INJURY ATTORNEY IN TEXAS
MEET YOUR ATTORNEY
I carry the strength and resilience of my community with me.
Growing up, my parents taught me the importance of love, loyalty, and resilience. They showed me that we rise stronger in the face of adversity, and that’s exactly what I bring to the legal realm.
As a Latina, I understand the unique challenges faced by underrepresented communities. I am the product of their struggles and their hopes, and I carry their stories with me into the courtroom.
I’ve seen too many instances where systems have tried to take advantage of minorities and working-class people. As long as I’m practicing, I will do everything in my power to stand up for my community. I’m ready to do the hard things, confront the uncomfortable truths, and challenge the status quo.
To my clients, know that I am your fiercest advocate. I will not back down, and I will not be silenced.
If you’re looking for more than a lawyer who will go to battle for you, here I am.
Samantha Ybarra
Why Ybarra Law?
COMPREHENSIVE EXPERTISE
By choosing Ybarra Law, clients gain access to a diverse team of legal experts proficient in personal injury, estate planning, and probate.
PERSONALIZED ATTENTION
From the initial consultation to the resolution of their legal matter, clients receive dedicated support and tailored solutions that align with their specific circumstances and goals.
PROVEN TRACK RECORD
With a history of successful case results and satisfied clients, our law firm has earned a reputation for excellence and integrity in the Dallas Fort Worth area.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much are your consults?
Personal Injury, estate planning and probate consults are always free!
Which Cities in Texas do you service?
Do you offer payment plans?
For our personal injury clients, there is no fee unless we win – we work off a contingency basis.
For our estate planning/probate cases, yes, we do offer payment plans. The payment plan is specialized to each person and can be discussed in more detail during your initial consultation.
What is a contingency fee?
Personal injury lawyers tend to work on contingency. You will enter into a “contingency fee agreement” with your lawyer which means your attorney will be a paid a percentage of what you receive. Your Attorney will not get paid if you do not win.
How do I know if I need a personal injury lawyer?
What should I do if I have been injured?
There are 5 things you should always do if you are involved in an accident:
- Call the police
- Take photos of the accident area
- Get the names of any witnesses to the accident
- Seek medical attention; and
- IMMEDIATELY contact an experienced personal injury attorney
What should I NOT do if I have been injured?
- Do not speak to the other party’s insurance. If you already have counsel, they should never speak to you directly. If you do not have an attorney, let them know that you are in the process of hiring one.
- Do not speak to the other party’s attorney. If you already have counsel, they should never speak to you directly. If you do not have an attorney, let them know that you are in the process of hiring one.
- Do not admit fault or apologize for anything at the scene of the accident.
- Do not delay in seeking medical attention.
- Do not delay in speaking to an experienced personal injury attorney.
What is Probate?
Probate is the legal process that takes place after someone dies.
If the decedent has a legal will in place, the probate court will verify the document to ensure the decedent’s wishes are followed.
If the decedent did not have a will, the State of Texas controls the distribution of assets.
How do I know if I need a Will?
It is a common misconception that wills and estate planning are only needed for older people, the wealthy or those in poor health.
A will can provide the following:
- Distribution of personal property, real estate property, money and other assets
- Appointment of a guardian to your minor children in the event of death
- Designation of an executor responsible for carrying out your wishes, paying off any debt or taxes, managing your assets until they have been distributed and dealing with probate court proceedings.
