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Ryan Reiffert - San Antonio Business and Estate Planning Attorney

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Real Estate, Legal Consulting, Asset Protection

“Ryan on multiple occasions has been able to make time to sit with me and expand on a multitude of different scenarios that this new entrepreneurial path i have decided to take up has revealed.”

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Aric J. Garza Law

(49)

Wills | Estates | Probate, Arbitration, Mediation

“His legal counsel was on point and when it came apparent that settlement would not be possible, he and his staff prepared a strong case, which ended in a decision in our favor.”

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Weisinger Law Firm

(50)

Trusts, Wills, Special Needs Trust

“Great experience with Weisinger law firm , very thorough with good advice and follow up on estate planning , wills and trust services , highly recommend .”

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The Voeller Law Firm

(49)

Probate & Estate Administration, Elder Law, Estate Planning Components

“Becky and Jim were very helpful in doing the probate with me, easing my anxiety about understanding the process, advising me, and getting things lined up for setting up the trust.”

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R L Wilson LAW Firm San Antonio Real Estate Lawyers

(48)

Homeowners’ Association (Hoa) Law, Water Law, Real Estate Professionals

“These guys are probably busier than they've ever been with the unique real estate climate, but still manage to not make their clients feel like a number.”

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Law Offices of Thomas G. Bassler

(27)

Probate Law, Estate Planning, Business Law

“I recently worked with Sarah Bassler regarding a probate case and she was very professional and provided sound advice and counsel throughout the process.”

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Wincott LAW Firm

(11)

Questions

“Wincott is an awesome lawyer, she goes way beyond from what is expected, she is very detailed and organized, she made sure to answer all my questions and was constantly updating me on progress.”

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REAL PROPERTY AND PERSONAL PROPERTY IN A DECEDENT’S ESTATE. Most people know there are two types of property - real property and personal property; however, not everyone knows that there are also two types of personal property. Real property is land and anything growing on, affixed to or built on the land. This includes man-made buildings as well as crops. Real property is best described as property that doesn’t move. But what is personal property? Personal property is best described by what it is not which means anything not real property is considered personal property; but, there are two types of personal property; tangible and intangible. Tangible personal property is something that can be touched, held, and felt. Examples of tangible personal property are furniture, cars, books, pets, jewelry, clothing and computers. Intangible personal property includes things like bank accounts, stocks, bonds, insurance policies, and retirement benefit accounts, content in your computer.

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Sadia A. Aziz Attorney At Law

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Court
Money
Results

“Her counsel and approach made me feel I had complete confidence in her Ms Aziz doesn't waste time, is straight forward and yet compassionate and understanding at the same.”

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Harper Law Firm

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Testimonials, The Harper Law Firm Advantage

“They are very knowledgeable on every aspect of personal injury cases and I will definitely be recommending Harper Law Firm to anyone who needs legal assistance and advice.”

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Joe Gilbreath

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“Nice attorney”

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Riley & Riley, Attorneys at Law

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Environmental Law, Insurance Claims, Wrongful Foreclosure

“My husband and I sought Charlie Riley's help setting things up regarding our estate a few years back and it helped us worry a little less about the days ahead.”

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How do I know if I need a lawyer?

If you have been injured and negligence may have caused the injury, you should talk to a Texas attorney that is an expert in personal injury and negligence cases immediately. Your lawyer will know what your rights are under the law. You may be entitled to compensation. Only an experienced Texas attorney can properly evaluate your case and protect your rights.

What happens now?

Some auto policies include uninsured motorist coverage. If you purchased that type of coverage, you may be entitled to payment for your damages within the limits of the policy. You should discuss this and other options with your Texas personal injury lawyer. They can evaluate your case and make the appropriate recommendations.

If the insurance company offers a settlement, do I still need a lawyer?

Any entity that works for the other side is never looking out for your best interests. Their words may sound nice and the tone soft and kind, but make no mistake, their only interest is in protecting their clients. The insurance company makes money by collecting premiums and paying out as little as possible. If they can convince you to agree to a settlement, you may be giving up your rights to fair compensation. You should have an expert personal injury attorney. Only your attorney should speak with anyone representing the defendant.

What should I tell the insurance company if they call me?

Do not speak with them. If you have counsel, they should never call you directly. If you do not have a lawyer, tell them that you are in the process of hiring an attorney and will have that lawyer call them. Do not under any circumstances discuss the accident. Do not allow them to pressure you to continue the conversation. If you have not done so, contact a Texas personal injury attorney. Only a knowledgeable, experienced Texas personal injury attorney can truly protect your rights.

What are punitive damages?

Punitive refers to punishment. Where compensatory damages refer to actual losses, punitive damages may be awarded above and beyond the actual losses suffered. Reasons that punitive damages might be awarded include malicious or unusually reckless behavior.

More information can also be found on the FAQ page of our website.

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Bairdlaw

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“Baird is wonderful and his staff was also.”

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Garza & Associates

(24)

Criminal Defense, Personal Injury, Family Law & Probate

“I'm so grateful I met Letty Castro, Garza and Associates were referred to me by a family member and I can't stress enough how Letty worked so hard on my case.”

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Tiwari

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Physicians, Business Law & Negotiation, Wills & Probates

“From the consultation to scheduled appointments, the attorneys don't make you feel like you're just another client to them - they make you feel as if you were their only Client.”

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Average Cost	$1560
Minimum cost	$624
Maximum cost	$6239
Avg Per Hour Rates	$500

Best Real Estate Lawyers in San Antonio, TX

The highest-rated Residential & Commercial Real Estate Law companies out of 165 vetted & reviewed in the San Antonio area.

Ryan Reiffert - San Antonio Business and Estate Planning Attorney

Aric J. Garza Law

Weisinger Law Firm

The Voeller Law Firm

R L Wilson LAW Firm San Antonio Real Estate Lawyers

Law Offices of Thomas G. Bassler

Wincott LAW Firm

Sadia A. Aziz Attorney At Law

Harper Law Firm

The Law Offices of Shann M. Chaudhry, ESQ

The Law Office of Nathaniel Gilbert

Patrick Toscano Law Firm

Román Law Office

San Antonio Probate Attorney - Benjamin E. Golden

Louis Vetrano - Attorney At Law

Oliva Saks Garcia & Curiel

Maverick Law

The Gordon Law Firm

Patel | Gaines, Attorneys at Law

Joe Gilbreath

Riley & Riley, Attorneys at Law

Bairdlaw

Garza & Associates

Tiwari

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