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Easterwood, Boyd & Simmons, LLP

  • 623 North Main Street, Hereford, TX 79045-0273

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Jerry Smith, L.P.

  • 205 West Fourth, Suite 101, Hereford, TX 79045-5357

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If I have a major medical issue without insurance and am willing to make small monthly payments, can they seize my house?

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Answered by attorney William M Chaffin (Unclaimed Profile)
Personal Injury lawyer at Holcomb Chaffin and Rogers, P.C.
Quite possibly, but the hospital will need to obtain a judgment before that can be done. Further, you likely have a homestead exemption which will protect at least part of the equity in your home. Hospitals will customarily work with you on payment of delinquent bills.
Quite possibly, but the hospital will need to obtain a judgment before that can be done. Further, you likely have a homestead exemption which will protect at least part of the equity in your home. Hospitals will customarily work with you on payment of delinquent bills.
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Do I have a case since there was a head rest recall?

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Answered by attorney Paul L. Whitfield (Unclaimed Profile)
Personal Injury lawyer at Paul Whitfield and Associates P.A.
Sounds like you have causation proved (recall) and whether you get anything much depends on how badly you were hurt. doesn't sound like a bad case so get what you can.
Sounds like you have causation proved (recall) and whether you get anything much depends on how badly you were hurt. doesn't sound like a bad case so get what you can.
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Can I change my business structure for business purposes while a a suit is pending?

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Answered by attorney Gary Lee Platt (Unclaimed Profile)
Personal Injury lawyer at Gary Lee Platt
Depending on what kind of change you are thinking of making to your business, I don't believe a lawsuit automatically prevents you from making the change, HOWEVER, if you are a partner in a partnership (for example) and wish to change your partnership into a corporation, the change will have taken place AFTER whatever circumstances led to the lawsuit being filed, so you will still be considered a partner for the purposes of the lawsuit. In other words, you can gain whatever benefit can be gained from changing the nature of your business, but NOT retroactively.
Depending on what kind of change you are thinking of making to your business, I don't believe a lawsuit automatically prevents you from making the change, HOWEVER, if you are a partner in a partnership (for example) and wish to change your partnership into a corporation, the change will have taken place AFTER whatever circumstances led to the lawsuit being filed, so you will still be considered a partner for the purposes of the lawsuit. In other words, you can gain whatever benefit can be gained from changing the nature of your business, but NOT retroactively.
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