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How to Update Your Deed After Getting Married or Divorced in Texas

By Murray | Lobb | September 18, 2026
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Can You Challenge a Will in Texas? What Grounds Actually Work

By Murray | Lobb | September 15, 2026
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What Happens to Your Digital Assets — Crypto, Accounts, Photos — When You Die?

By Murray | Lobb | September 11, 2026
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The Price of Bad Faith: Bankruptcy-Court Sanctions and the $825,000 Lesson of In re Highland Capital Management

By robind | August 19, 2026
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The Price of Unverified AI: Courts Sanction Hallucinated Citations — and Warn of What Comes Next

By robind | August 19, 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
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
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