Texas Estate Code Section 352.002 gives 5% of all bills paid to attorneys in compensation

Texas Fiduciary Litigator magazine: Texas attorney Don Ford forced to repay fees charged at attorney rates, for administrative work.

Texas: Attorney’s fees denied to attorney Don Ford who hired himself as estate administrator

January 16, 2018 // 0 Comments

The following article appeared in Texas Fiduciary Litigator publication and their website. It has since been removed from the website. Court Affirms Order Denying an Administrator’s Attorney’s Fees By David Fowler Johnson on June 28, 2016 In In re Estate of Williams, attorney Don Ford was appointed an administrator of an estate and hired himself as an attorney for the estate. No. 05-15-00392-CV, 2016 Tex. App. LEXIS 5990 (Tex. App.-Dallas .June 6, 2016, no pet. history). Later, the [- more...]

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This description refers to a judicial system that preys on the elderly and is determined to deem them unable to care for themselves. It is a system that allows those in control to take full advantage of their “wards of the state”—legally and under the watchful eyes of judges. It is called guardianship.”

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Texas Estate Code Section 352.002 gives 5% of all bills paid to attorneys in compensation

Texas: Attorney’s fees denied to attorney Don Ford who hired himself as estate administrator