FAQ

While we can’t speak to the relative strengths and weaknesses of other firms in South Texas, Huseman Law Firm takes great pride in providing more than 80 years’ combined experience in cases involving business litigation, trusts and probate, oil and gas litigation, and personal injury. Huseman Law Firm also proudly offers rates lower than those often associated with firms of our quality.

While there’s no law in Texas requiring you to work with a personal injury attorney, we highly recommend doing so nonetheless. More often than not, a wide variety of complexities and complications arise during the course of a personal injury case, and when they do, you’ll need experienced counsel by your side.

As experienced personal injury lawyers, we can estimate your level of compensation by analyzing key factors such as liability, the severity of the injury, and the impact it has on your life and your future. All personal injury claims are different. Get a better understanding of what you can expect by contacting our office today.

If you and your associates are currently grappling with a legal issue, it’s imperative that you consult a professional business litigation attorney as soon as possible. Regardless of the details of your case, Huseman Law Firm can help you move forward.

Absolutely not. In order to get a clearer understanding of which type of business entity you should form, consult an experienced business law attorney as soon as possible.

In addition to one or more limited partners, an LP is also comprised of one or more general partners. While similar in structure, LLPs are comprised solely of limited partners. If all of this sounds confusing, that’s because it is. Contact Huseman Law Firm now for more information.

Absolutely! Huseman Law Firm offers experienced first party insurance defense.

In short: complicated. Probate is notoriously esoteric, expensive and time-consuming. Working with a knowledgeable probate lawyer is essential to securing the financial futures of those you love most.

More than anything else, drafting a will ensures that your assets will be distributed in accordance with your wishes. Establishing a will can also address guardianship for minor children and help you mitigate the time and expense associated with probate.

Even if you’ve already established a trust, it is in your best interest to create a will. To learn more about why that is, contact our office and speak with one of our professional probate attorneys.