Frequently Asked Questions
General Questions
We offer complimentary consultations for personal injury, estate planning, and probate cases to ensure you receive the guidance you need without any initial financial obligation.
For personal injury cases, we provide legal representation across the entire state of Texas. For estate planning and probate matters, we proudly serve clients in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex, the Rio Grande Valley, and the San Antonio region.
- Personal Injury Cases: We work on a contingency fee basis, meaning you owe nothing unless we successfully recover compensation for you.
- Estate Planning/Probate Cases: Yes, we offer flexible payment plans tailored to each client’s unique financial circumstances. Specific details can be discussed during your initial consultation.
Personal Injury Questions
Yes, a skilled personal injury lawyer can provide invaluable assistance if you’ve been injured due to another party’s fault. Legal expertise ensures you understand your rights, navigate complex processes, and seek compensation for medical expenses, lost income, and non-economic damages such as pain and suffering.
After an injury, take the following actions to safeguard your rights and strengthen your claim:
- Contact law enforcement and file an official police report.
- Document the scene by photographing damages, injuries, and relevant details.
- Collect the names and contact information of any witnesses.
- Seek immediate medical attention to address and document your injuries.
- Contact an experienced personal injury attorney without delay.
- Refrain from speaking to the opposing party’s insurance or legal representatives; instead, direct them to your attorney.
- Avoid admitting fault or apologizing at the accident scene, as this could impact your claim.
- Do not delay seeking medical treatment.
- Do not postpone consulting with an experienced personal injury lawyer.
Estate Planning Questions
Wills are essential for individuals at all stages of life, not just the elderly or wealthy. A will allows you to:
- Clearly dictate the distribution of your assets, including personal property and real estate.
- Appoint guardians for minor children.
- Designate an executor to manage your estate, pay debts, and oversee probate proceedings.
Probate Questions
Probate is the legal procedure for administering an estate after death. It includes validating a will (if one exists), settling outstanding debts, and distributing assets to heirs or beneficiaries.
- With a will: The probate court ensures the decedent’s wishes are followed as outlined in their will.
- Without a will: The court adheres to Texas intestacy laws to determine asset distribution.