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In this episode, Chris and Jobe will discuss situations in which a Will Contest is proper. What do you need to do to prepare if you have concerns that a loved one’s wishes are not being considered?

Shareholder Patrick Rouse presented on cell tower leases at the 41st Annual Advanced Real Estate Law conference put on by the State Bar of Texas. Click here to read the paper.

This post is the third in our three-part series, The 86th Regular Session & Family Law & Trusts, aimed at summarizing key changes from the legislative session that could surface in the course of a family law practice. The focus this week is on three bills from areas not typically applicable to family law that nonetheless could impact a family law case.

In this episode Chris and Jobe will discuss why you need to probate a will and why you need to go through that process with your attorney.

This post is the second in our three-part series, The 86th Regular Session & Family Law & Trusts, aimed at summarizing key changes from the legislative session that could surface in the course of a family law practice. The focus of this post is on two of the session’s many updates to Texas law regarding trusts.

Shareholder Ruben Barrera joined an incredibly talented group of attorneys as 2019 San Antonio Business Journal Outstanding Lawyers. Ruben’s 36 years of public law work has earned him a reputation of being one of the top municipal attorneys in Texas.

Episode 1 of the Langley & Banack Podcast is now live! When a loved one passes what do you do now? Chris Hodge and Jobe Jackson will explore the steps and the process you will go through to execute a loved one’s Last Will & Testament. (langleybanack.com/podcast)

We will share best practices and tips on our social pages throughout the month and hear from our Cybersecurity, Data Protection and Privacy Attorney, Natalie Friend Wilson, how to be proactive in digital privacy and avoid common cyber threats.

This post is the first in our three-part series, The 86th Regular Session & Family Law & Trusts, aimed at summarizing key changes from the legislative session that apply to the family law practice. The focus of this post is on direct changes to the Texas Family Code.

Karnes City Shareholders Clinton Butler and Elizabeth Kopecki co-authored “Evolution of Executive Right; From Bass to Texas Outfitters” for the September 2019 Oil, Gas & Energy Resources Law Section Report for the State Bar of Texas.

Shareholder Gayla Corley has been elected as the incoming Treasurer of the Texas Association of Defense Counsel (TADC). She will now sit on the TADC’s Executive Committee and continue to promote excellence in the legal system.

Shareholder and Family Law Specialist, Charla Davies, will present at the Texas Bar CLE Handling Your First (or next) Divorce Case on the best practices regarding closing arguments and final details at the end of a divorce proceeding on October 2, 2019.