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Bankruptcy Filings Detail Over $125 Million in Karam-Guaranteed Debt as ILS Trustee Moves to Sell JMK5 Notes

By robind | August 14, 2026
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When the Accuser Becomes the Defendant: Malicious Prosecution, Mental Anguish, and the Damages Cap in Zafar v. Saghier

By robind | August 14, 2026
How Technology Is Changing the Way People Plan Their Estates, And What Still Requires a Lawyer

How Technology Is Changing the Way People Plan Their Estates, And What Still Requires a Lawyer

By Murray | Lobb | July 17, 2026
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What Is an Heirship Affidavit and When Does Texas Use It?

By Murray | Lobb | July 10, 2026
Lady Bird Deeds in Texas: What They Are and Why Attorneys Recommend Them

Lady Bird Deeds in Texas: What They Are and Why Attorneys Recommend Them

By Murray | Lobb | July 3, 2026
Cross It Out, Cash It In — And Lose Your Claims: Texas Supreme Court Clarifies Accord and Satisfaction Under Tex. Bus. & Com. Code § 3.311 Bryant Law Firm v. Walker, 2026 WL 1261442 (Tex. May 8, 2026)

Cross It Out, Cash It in – And Lose Your Claims: Texas Supreme Court Clarifies Accord and Satisfaction Under Tex. Bus. & Com. Code § 3.311

By robind | June 26, 2026
How Long Does Probate Take in Texas? A Realistic Timeline—understand each stage of probate, common delays, and what to expect from start to finish.

How Long Does Probate Take in Texas? A Realistic Timeline

By Murray | Lobb | June 26, 2026
My Parent Died and Left Me Their Home: Now What? A Step-by-Step Guide

My Parent Died and Left Me Their Home: Now What? A Step-by-Step Guide

By Murray | Lobb | June 19, 2026
How Technology Is Changing the Way People Plan Their Estates: And What Still Requires a Lawyer

How Technology Is Changing the Way People Plan Their Estates: And What Still Requires a Lawyer

By Murray | Lobb | June 12, 2026
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