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Shareholder Natalie Wilson has been named President of the San Antonio Bankruptcy Bar Association in 2020.  The San Antonio Bankruptcy Bar is the group of legal counsel who professionally advocate for debtors and wage-earners, using the equitable and broad-based scheme of the Federal Bankruptcy Code.

New Braunfels Shareholder David Pfeuffer was recognized in The Herald-Zeitung for his “service above self”.

In this episode, the three attorneys discuss the fiduciary considerations for an appeal of a will contest verdict.

In this episode Chris and Jobe will discuss the costs associated with a will contest, engagement agreements and fee arrangements as part of what to consider before you begin a will contest process.

Lauren Miller joins Langley & Banack as our newest estate planning associate.

In this episode Chris and Jobe will discuss the other side of a Will Contest, including some of the available defenses and what you need to do to ensure that a will stays admitted to probate.

Former Chief Justice of the 4th Court of Appeals, Catherine M. Stone, officially swore in Thomas Lillibridge as a Texas attorney on Tuesday, October 29, 2019. Thomas’ wife, grandmother and mentor, Bill Sommers, were in attendance. The Firm is pleased to welcome Thomas as the first of 3 new associates to join us after passing the July 2019 bar exam.

In this episode Chris and Jobe will discuss strategies and allegations that can be made in a Will Contest Petition lawsuit to set aside last will & testament.

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.