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Natalie Wilson writes on Diversity, Equity and Inclusion for the American Bankruptcy Institute Journal

The article entitled “What Can the Remake of The Little Mermaid Teach Lawyers About Diversity, Equity and Inclusion?” focuses on how lawyers and law firms must “retrain their brains” to recognize previously held images of attorneys and judges are antiquated. Instead, the entire legal profession must start with fresh images in order to be able to “recognize and attract diverse lawyers of all races, genders and backgrounds who will enhance our ability to serve clients and make our workplaces and lives richer and more interesting.”
Langley & Banack’s Newest Shareholder: Fred R. Jones

Langley & Banack, Inc. Welcomes Notable Real Estate and Insurance Law Attorney Fred R. Jones SAN ANTONIO (Feb. 6, 2023) – Langley & Banack, Inc. is pleased to welcome…
Meet Tanya Feinleib, an attorney in Langley & Banack’s San Antonio office.

We are continuing to spotlight our Estate Planning practice group. Meet Tanya Feinleib, an attorney in Langley & Banack’s San Antonio office. Tanya Feinleib is based out of the…
Meet Bill Bayern, a shareholder in Langley & Banack’s San Antonio office.

We are continuing to spotlight our Estate Planning practice group. Meet Bill Bayern, a shareholder in Langley & Banack’s San Antonio office. Bill Bayern is Board Certified in Estate…
Meet Art Bayern, a Shareholder in Langley & Banack’s San Antonio office.

We are continuing to spotlight our Estate Planning practice group. Meet Art Bayern, a Shareholder in Langley & Banack’s San Antonio office. Arthur H. Bayern has been listed by…
Meet Jim Aycock, a Shareholder in Langley & Banack’s San Antonio office.

We are spotlighting our Estate Planning practice group today. Meet Jim Aycock, a Shareholder in Langley & Banack’s San Antonio office. Jim Aycock is a Board Certified attorney for…
Probate Alternatives

It’s important to note that Texas has a very streamlined process of independent administration that requires very little court involvement after the will is admitted to probate, so we typically…
Using Trusts in Estate Planning

As an alternative or supplement to a will, an individual may choose to establish a trust. An individual may establish a revocable trust (also known as a living trust) or…
Probate – What is it, and what does the process look like?

Probate is the court procedure that determines whether a will is valid. If the will is “admitted to probate” by the court, it means that it was found to be…
A family member or loved one recently passed away. What do I do?

Losing a family member or loved one is often the hardest part of someone’s life. While some people might dive into their work to distract themselves from the grief, others…
Will – What does it do, and does everyone need one?

A will is a person’s declaration of how his or her probate property shall be distributed after his or her death. A will can also designate who will manage the…
Lifetime Documents – What are lifetime documents, and does everyone need them?

Lifetime documents, as the name provides, are documents that take effect during a person’s lifetime and are no longer effective after a person dies. Essentially, they are documents that make…

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