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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
Vacant inherited house with peeling paint and overgrown landscaping after years of delay

How Long Can You Wait to Settle an Inherited Property? The Risks of Delay

By Murray | Lobb | August 10, 2026
A judge's gavel rests on a bankruptcy document, alongside a pen. The image suggests legal proceedings and financial hardship.

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

By robind | August 10, 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 robind | August 10, 2026
Attorney reviewing a probate document with a client at a desk in a Harris County law office

What Is a Muniment of Title and When Can Texas Skip Full Probate?

By Murray | Lobb | August 3, 2026
Person typing on a laptop next to a printed legal form and gavel while preparing a will

What Online Will Services Don’t Tell You (And Why It Matters in Texas)

By Murray | Lobb | July 27, 2026
Parent handing house keys to an adult child outside a home while a grandchild waits nearby

Why Putting Your Kids on the Title to Your Home Can Backfire

By Murray | Lobb | July 21, 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
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