Few people take the initiative to create a will or trust, so if you’ve gotten that far, you’re more prepared than the majority of people in the United States. While having these plans in place is a vital part of estate planning, these documents aren’t just a one-and-done deal. Updates are necessary to keep wills… Read More
Is It Time to Update Your Estate Plan?
What Happens if You Die Without a Will in Texas?
Creating a will allows you to stipulate how you would like your estate handled when you pass away. A will is a crucial part of end-of-life planning, but, despite its importance, many Americans die without a will. In fact, an estimated 60% of people in the U.S. do not have a valid will. Intestacy in… Read More
9 Reasons You Need a Revocable Living Trust in Texas
At any point, do you worry about how your heirs will administer their share of your estate after your demise? A revocable living trust (RLT) is one arrangement that permits you to hold some command over your assets even after your passing. A written declaration or agreement designating a trustee to manage and control the… Read More
Top 5 Questions and Answers About the Camp Lejeune Lawsuits
As many as one million people have potentially been exposed to harmful water contamination at Camp Lejeune. The toxic water at Camp Lejeune has been linked to cancer and other serious injuries. Now many individuals are filing lawsuits against the U.S. government for damages. Our attorneys answer five common questions about the Camp Lejeune lawsuits… Read More
Everything you need to know about mass tort Camp Lejuene
Those who put their personal security and well-being at risk to defend our nation should also be safeguarded. Sadly, it does not always happen. Between August 1953 and December 1987, if you spent at least 30 days continuously serving at Camp Lejeune Marine Corps Base in Jacksonville, North Carolina, you may have been exposed to… Read More
Making and Funding a Living Trust in Texas
Making and funding a Living Trust in Texas A “living” trust, also known as a “inter vivos” trust, is simply a trust that is created while the grantor is still alive. The beneficiaries you designate in your revocable living trust receive the trust’s assets upon your death. You could also use a will, but wills… Read More
Mass Tort Litigation: Understanding the basis
Claiming damages by participating in a mass tort lawsuit has several advantages for the plaintiff. For example, you can spread the effort to locate and gather evidence, conduct the necessary investigation, use expert testimony, and pre-trial preparation in general among many plaintiffs. It reduces the period and effort needed to litigate the case and achieve… Read More
Should I Get a Home Loan Modification?
Since March 2020, millions of homeowners applied for and received forbearance on their mortgage. However, this relief has expired, along with lenders’ patience. Now, thousands of dollars that were not paid during the pandemic are now due to mortgage service providers. Home loan modification is the solution for some homeowners, but is it right for… Read More
Credit Card Judgments and Their Impacts on Your Score
A credit card company typically seeks credit card judgment after you default on a credit card account. The credit card company does this by filing a lawsuit against you as the debtor in civil court so they can try to get a credit card debt judgment. The credit company is entitled to use any debt… Read More
Is Moss Law Firm Suing You? Here’s What You Should Know
A Consumer Financial Protection Bureau study shows about 70 million Americans struggle with past-due debts. While you can draw consolation from the fact that you aren’t alone, having debt in collections can trigger unpleasant consequences, such as harassment by a debt collector. The harassment can be anxiety-inducing and stressful. The debt collectors or attorneys can… Read More
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