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Phone: (713) 453-8338

Address: 630 Uvalde Rd, Houston, TX 77015

Website: https://methodistmen.us

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Divorce
Adoption
Guardianship
Traditionally a Power of Attorney is only good while a person is alive and mentally competent. Once a person became incompetent, then the Power of Attorney ceased to be effective. The alternative was to set up a Guardianship, which is an expensive and usually time-consuming procedure.

Criminal Defense
The portions having to do with criminal law are designed toward retaliation in like kind, i.e. "an eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth" (see #196, #200 and #197--if a man break a bone, then his bone shall be broken). #195 "If a son strike his father, his hands shall be hewn (cut) off". Sometimes the punishment seemed unjust to an innocent third party, even though perhaps effective against the wrong-doer, #210 "If the woman die (referring to #209 regarding striking a pregnant free-born woman), his (the wrong-doer) daughter shall be put to death". This last one tells you something of the value of woman in ancient society where woman were often considered along with cattle, sheep and goats, i.e. a man's chattel.
Wrongful Death
Chapter 71 TCPRC --Subchapter (A) is wrongful death statutes and Subchapter (B) is the Survival with other Subchapter (C) dealing with out of state situations and Subchapter (D) dealing with Forum Non Conveniens.
Theft
Misdemeanors
It may be surprising to learn that the TRIAL ATTORNEYS initiated legislation to change "Barratry" (the illegal solicitation of cases) from a Class C Misdemeanor with about a $200 fine, to become a felony, carrying prison time and fines of thousands of dollars. It also subjected wrecker drivers, physicians, police officers, and everyone else who participated in any scheme to send legal business to certain attorneys who would pay them for the referrals. That's right, ethical TRIAL ATTORNEYS don't like ambulance-chasing any more than anyone else. The difference is that the TRIAL ATTORNEYS did something about it.
Murder
Other than the Ten Commandments, Old Testament Law was often not in well organized form, although details were often very specific. The Ten Commandments are found in the 20th Chapter of Exodus, the second book of the Old Testament. In very brief form they were: 1. have no other gods before GOD; 2. make no idols; 3. not take the name of God in vain; 4. keep the Sabbath holy; 5. honor your parents; 6. not commit murder; 7. not commit adultery; 8. not steal; 9. not bear false witness; and 10. not covet what belongs to others.

Business and Corporate Law

Business Disputes
Intellectual Property

Workers Compensation
Attorney Terrell William "Terry" Proctor, J.D. has practiced law since September, 1963. Has been a trained Mediator since 1992. Served as Municipal Judge in Jacinto City, Texas for four years and was an Associate Judge in the 246th Family District Court in 1996. Some areas in which he has previously practiced, he no longer practices, such as workers compensation and family law. However, attorney Proctor practices in many areas, all of which cannot be listed, in any itemized list. However, to assist you, a partial list, in alphabetical order is presented here for your review...

Premises Liability
° can mediate cases involving: Personal Injury; Corporation disputes; Business litigation; Debt and collection; Deceptive Trade Practice; Probate; Contract & Warranty disputes; Family Law; Real Property; Premises Liability; Medical and Legal Malpractice; Intellectual Property matters; Criminal Defense; and many other areas.
Property Damage
PROPERTY DAMAGE. You will be asked questions about any claim of property damage. Be prepared before the deposition to discuss why your property was worth as much as you claim it to have been, if destroyed, or why the repair bills are as much as they are, if not totally destroyed. Be prepared to discuss any special benefit or value which what you paid or added to your property, such as an automobile, may have added to the value of your property before the collision. Be prepared to discuss the method which you and your attorney used to arrive at the value of your property. Also be prepared to discuss the other items of claim, such as towing; storage; tag, tax and license plates; loss of use; time and expense of obtaining valuations and searching for another vehicle; and other matters.

Personal Injury
The Code covers many things such as: unjust accusations; false testimony; injustice done by judges; property rights; loans; deposits; debts; domestic property; family rights; personal injury (including those by physicians in which a malpractice could get your hands cut off); damages for various problems arising out of trade and other commerce; and many laws involving spouses; slaves; animals; boats and on and on.
Medical Malpractice

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
Wills
Power of Attorney
DURABLE POWER OF ATTORNEY FOR MEDICAL PURPOSES --allows you to determine the person or persons whom you want to make medical decisions when you no longer are able to do so.
Probate

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