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Voting 2020 - Montgomery County, Texas

Posted by Tough Law Firm on Feb 1, 2020 4:25:00 PM

Montgomery County, Texas voting dates and locations for upcoming local and national elections for 2020. You can search the Montgomery County Voter Registration Database to see if you are eligible and to view your precinct, polling location information, Sample Ballot, and elected officials. Get out and VOTE!

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Common HOA Legal Disputes

Posted by Tough Law Firm on Jan 29, 2020 9:35:00 AM

When you purchase a new home, you may be required to join a homeowners association, or HOA. Although this may seem like a small matter, it is important to understand the full legal implications of being part of one of these associations. The most common legal issues you can face involving the HOA or another type of property owners association fall into two main categories: homeowner breach of contract and HOA breach of contract. 

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My Loved One Has Passed Away . . . What Do I Do Now?

Posted by Paula Hughes on Dec 30, 2019 12:52:00 PM

If you are reading this article because you’ve recently lost a loved one, you have our firm’s sincere condolences for your loss.  All the tasks to complete following the death of a loved one can seem overwhelming. Even more daunting is the prospect of trying to decide what should be done from a legal standpoint to resolve your loved one’s estate and property issues.  This article is designed to describe generally what surviving family members need to do after a loved one passes.  It will familiarize the reader with the various options Texas law offers to administer and resolve the estate of a deceased loved one.

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Harris County & Montgomery County 2019 - 2020 Holidays

Posted by Tough Law Firm on Dec 2, 2019 10:55:00 AM

Here are the upcoming holidays for both Harris County and Montgomery County, so you can plan your schedule without any surprises. 

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Gifts and the Law: What to Know Before you Give — or Accept — a Gift

Posted by Tough Law Firm on Nov 12, 2019 11:03:00 AM

The holidays are rapidly approaching, and the biggest gift-giving days of the year are almost upon us, making this an ideal time to discuss the legalities of gift giving. Most of us know there are some "gifts" you can't legally give. You can't give away your kids, you can't offer a "gift" ( i.e., bribe) to a government official, and while actual monetary limits vary, your work probably won't allow you to accept a large gift either. Even personal gift giving has some legal issues involved -— make sure you are ready to give and receive gifts this holiday season, or any time of year. 

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Topics: Laws

Are Your Legal Affairs in Order? Follow This Checklist to Help You Ensure They Are

Posted by Tough Law Firm on Oct 16, 2019 11:36:00 AM

It is recommended that at least once a year, or when you have a major, life changing event, you review your estate planning documents to ensure that they are in order. Changes that occur within your life can cause these issues to be dated or no longer relevant. Here is a checklist that you should follow when determining if your legal affairs are in order. 

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Topics: WIlls

Unique Clauses in Famous Wills

Posted by Tough Law Firm on Sep 18, 2019 10:14:00 AM

A last will and testament is a common tool used to document the creator's final wishes. Most wills are relatively mundane, passing property to spouses, children and other relatives without any real surprises. However, throughout history, there have been some wills that caught the world's attention with their odd and unique clauses. 

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Breach of an Employment Contract

Posted by Tough Law Firm on Aug 21, 2019 5:09:00 PM

Employment contracts help protect the interests of both the employer and the employee. Either the employee or the employer can be in breach of an employment contract. But when an employee breaches an employment contract, steps must be taken to ensure a fair and equitable settlement. 

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Topics: Employment Contract

The Difference Between a Summons and Subpoena

Posted by Tough Law Firm on Jul 16, 2019 1:33:43 PM

Two legal documentations — summons and subpoenas — look similar but are quite different. Learn more about the differences between these two common legal documents.

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Everything You Need to Know About the Lone Star Small Business of the Year Award

Posted by Tough Law Firm on Jun 5, 2019 12:18:00 PM

Lone Star College is proud to support small businesses in our area by hosting the Lone Star Small Business of the Year Award. This award recognizes local businesses who provide valuable and reputable services and also help the community. Here's more information about this prestigious award.

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About The Firm

The Tough Law Firm was founded by managing attorney Bruce Tough. Our vast expertise in the trial and appellate areas of civil litigation, corporate, family, real estate, business, estate and probate law has provided clients with the professional and dedicated representation they require. 

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