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26 August
Does Your Out-of-State Will Still Work After You Move to Kaufman County?
However, if you move to Kaufman County after having written and signed a will in another state, does that will remain valid if you were to pass away in Texas? While out-of-state wills typically remain valid under Texas law, certain circumstances could potentially render a will invalid. Furthermore, a move to Kaufman County might provide…
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26 August
Statutory Durable Power of Attorney vs. Medical Power of Attorney in Texas
However, an estate plan can include both a durable power of attorney and a medical power of attorney. But how do statutory durable powers of attorney and medical powers of attorney differ from one another in Texas? What Is a Statutory Durable Power of Attorney? Chapter 752 of the Texas Estate Code governs statutory durable…
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9 August
Can Texas Be Contested? Grounds, Deadlines, and How to Prevent It
When you want to direct what happens to your property after your death, you might write a will to tell an executor which of your assets should go to your loved ones or other beneficiaries. However, you may not know that your family members or other interested parties may have the right to contest your…
Case Results
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DWI Case
Location: Kaufman County
Outcome Summary: The DWI case was reduced to obstruction of a highway.
Details: The client avoided mandatory ignition interlock and jail time.
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Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon
Location: Kaufman County
Outcome Summary: Client was charged with shooting another person and facing a possible 20 years in prison.
Details: We got the case dismissed. The client never pled guilty and was not placed on probation.




