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The materials located on this website are for general informational purposes for Texas matters only and shall not constitute legal advice. It is the goal of this website to provide accurate information, but since laws change frequently and may become out of date, we cannot guarantee that the information provided herein is accurate or appropriate for an individual's specific situation. Any visitors to this website should, therefore, obtain professional advice from a licensed legal counsel in his/her state before acting on any of the information contained in this website.

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