Beware: Insurance Agents and Claims Adjusters Do NOT Have Your Best Interests in Mind When Proposing a Settlement after a Car Accident

Posted on | May 15, 2012 | No Comments

You may be surprised, but insurance agents and claims adjusters do not have your best interests in mind when making a settlement proposal after a car accident. In fact, many will go out of their way to discourage you from retaining a lawyer. They may tell you that you will receive more money without a lawyer representing you.

However, several reliable studies have shown that people typically get more money by retaining an experienced lawyer after an auto accident than if they took the insurance company’s initial offer without attorney representation.

This is even true if it is your own insurance company, especially if serious injuries are involved. How can this be? Because, even though you may be the one who pays the premiums, the insurance companies are working for their shareholders. They are trying to make the most profit possible, which includes collecting the highest premiums while paying out the least amount in claims possible.

Settling a car crash claim can also be detrimental if you are injured. If ailments or further injury occur down the road due to your car accident, you may be prohibited from recovery if you have already settled your car accident claim.

If you are involved in a car accident or have lost a family member in an automobile wreck, please seek counsel from an experienced personal injury attorney to protect your interests and maximize your compensation. Retaining an experienced car accident lawyer will ensure you have someone representing you who truly has your best interests at heart and will zealously fight to protect those interests and maximize your compensation.

Car accident victims in the Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington area are invited to contact the Woods Law Firm for a free consultation by calling 817-751-7111, or you can elect to fill out our contact intake form and we will contact you.

Do I Really Need a Personal Injury Lawyer?

Posted on | May 1, 2012 | No Comments

Do I really need a lawyer? This is one of the first questions people ask themselves when they are in an auto accident. The answer is “it depends.” If you are in a car accident and there are no injuries, fault is not an issue, and you are having your car repaired, the answer to the question “Do I need a lawyer?” is probably not.

However, even in these circumstances, our advice is to wait to ensure that there really were no injuries caused by the accident. Sometimes injuries may take a while to manifest themselves. It may be hours, or days later, that you feel pain from an unknown injury caused by a car wreck. Do not be in a rush to settle a car accident claim. Therefore, even if you feel alright, it is advisable to see a doctor just to be sure.

In the event an injury is involved, if you were hurt in the car crash, then the answer to the question “Do I need a lawyer?” is yes, you should probably retain a skilled personal injury attorney. An experienced personal injury attorney can help to protect your interests, and can assist you in maximizing the compensation you are due.

Moreover, you should seek medical attention immediately for any injury. Next, to assist in making the strongest possible case, you should document as much as possible. That includes writing down your recollection of the accident as soon as possible. You may be surprised at some the details you will forget. Also, if possible, get the names and contact information of any witnesses, take pictures (use your cell phone), and get the name of the police officer making the report.

If you do not have a doctor, your attorney will likely be able to refer you to one. Another reason to retain a lawyer is that you will discover medical bills will begin to add up quickly. A personal injury lawyer can help you manage those bills by discussing your claim with hospitals and medical facilities in order to avoid collections until your case has been resolved.

Finally, an experienced personal injury attorney will help ensure that you receive all the compensation to which you are entitled. Most insurance companies will try to minimize the amount they pay you, and their settlement offer may not even be enough to cover your medical bills and expenses, much less any pain and suffering you experienced.

If you are involved in a car accident, please seek counsel from an experienced personal injury attorney. Retaining an experienced auto accident lawyer will ensure you have someone representing you that truly has your best interests at heart and will zealously fight to protect those interests, and maximize your compensation.

Car accident victims in the Dallas – Fort Worth – Arlington area are invited to contact the Woods Law Firm for a free consultation by calling 817-751-7111, or you can elect to fill out our contact intake form online and we will contact you.

Presenting Your Defense to Mortgage Foreclosure in North Texas

Posted on | February 27, 2012 | No Comments

Clients of the Woods Law Firm, P.C., benefit from our practical advice and experience in Texas real estate law and mortgage foreclosure litigation. Our practice on behalf of homeowners, small businesses and nonprofit organizations emphasizes practical solutions to difficult financial problems. When necessary, however, our trial experience can help you protect vital interests through a vigorous defense to foreclosure proceedings or through counterclaims against predatory lenders and their agents.

Our law firm has closely observed the efforts of the Attorney General’s Offices in many states to rein in mortgage lenders whose foreclosure tactics cut too many corners in the name of administrative efficiency. The Texas Attorney General called for a moratorium on foreclosures in October 2010 for the purpose of reviewing the details of major lenders’ compliance with state and federal laws.

Unfortunately, many Texans continue to face the threat of foreclosure, often with no real review of the loan documentation, and the foreclosure papers are frequently supported by baseless affidavits prepared by so-called “robo – signers” who lack any actual knowledge of the facts they are swearing to.

Call 817-751-7111 to Work With an Experienced Attorney

Dallas-Fort Worth mortgage foreclosure defense attorney Lonnie Woods knows how to protect client interests in the judicial phase of a loan enforcement and liquidation case. He understands the best ways to spot the weaknesses in the lender’s claim and use them to the borrower’s best advantage. In many cases, it is possible to present an effective defense to foreclosure by insisting on strict proof of the lender’s claims.

It frequently turns out that there is no substantial documentary support for the foreclosing party’s position as revealed in the discovery stages of the case. We can then use this leverage to defeat the lender’s claims or develop negotiating leverage toward a favorable and realistic modification of the mortgage terms, which can include reduction of principal balances.

We take a comprehensive view of your defense options in a mortgage foreclosure case in order to expand each client’s legal, practical and financial options for resolving a difficult situation. We review not only the terms of the mortgage, but the details surrounding such matters as the property appraisal, the seller or lender’s disclosures, the accuracy of the closing statement, and the compliance of each party with state or federal truth-in-lending, fair settlement or fair debt collection requirements. Our ability to pursue counterclaims against lenders by itself represents a powerful weapon on our clients’ behalf.

Don’t Let the Clock Run Out on Your Foreclosure Defense Rights

If you anticipate the commencement of mortgage foreclosure proceedings against your home or place of business, or if a judicial or nonjudicial foreclosure is already underway, you should seek a knowledgeable lawyer’s advice as soon as possible. The foreclosure process is deadline-driven, and you stand to lose important rights with the passage of time.

For a free consultation with an experienced attorney in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex, contact the Woods Law Firm, P.C., in Arlington. To learn more about our firm’s mortgage foreclosure litigation practice, visit our website at http://www.attorneywoodslawfirm.com.

Understanding Your Mortgage Options in Dallas – Fort Worth

Posted on | February 14, 2012 | No Comments

Many homeowners who purchased or refinanced their homes in the
overheated real estate markets prior to 2007 find themselves in trouble
today, even if they are current with their monthly payments. Why? The
drop in residential property values, tightening of credit standards and
oversupply of houses for sale all mean that a mortgage that was supported
by ample equity under current valuations in 2005 or 2006 might well be
underwater today, especially in areas with a recent high level of
foreclosures and distress sales to drag values down.

If you need advice about the best ways to protect your interests as a
homeowner facing an anticipated or actual mortgage foreclosure, contact
the Woods Law Firm, P.C., in Arlington. Our goal is to expand your options
– legal, financial and personal – toward a satisfactory resolution of your
mortgage problems. As an experienced Dallas – Fort Worth real estate
attorney, Lonnie Woods understands the markets, lending practices and
legal considerations that affect the interests of North Texas homeowners.
His ability to help you make sense of your mortgage situation can make
the critical difference toward a favorable outcome.

Comprehensive Solutions That Protect Continuing Interests

We start with a thorough review of your mortgage history, overall financial
circumstances and long-term objectives. Many people come to realize that
rather than fighting to save their home, they are much better off getting
out from under a bad investment and moving on with minimal damage to
their credit. Others conclude that their best move is to do everything
possible to keep their current mortgage out of default and stay right where
they are. You can depend on the Woods Law Firm to tailor our advice and
strategies to the particular demands of your situation and your family’s
goals.

We work with people whose mortgage problems reflect a wide range of
situations at any stage of a foreclosure threat, from a sudden loss of
substantial home equity due to market conditions to the point of
repossession and sale under a judicial or nonjudicial foreclosure of a
mortgage or deed of trust.

Here are some of the options you can consider with our advice:

1. Request for forbearance, which can help you miss payments or make
   reduced payments for a limited period under negotiated terms
2. Mortgage refinancing, which can help you take advantage of current
   low rates while avoiding the risks of adjustable rate loans or balloon
   payments
3. Mortgage modification to achieve more favorable loan terms as to
   duration, interest, adjustable rates, monthly payment amounts or
   prepayment penalties
4. Deed in lieu of foreclosure to avoid the damage to your credit that a
   completed foreclosure can cause
5. Short sale, or a transfer of your interest in the property for less than
   you owe on the mortgage or deed of trust
6. Chapter 13 bankruptcy to interrupt a foreclosure action that has
   been commenced or to cure past-due payment defaults over time

As an experienced courtroom attorney, Lonnie Woods can also present
your defenses or counterclaims in court as necessary to protect your
immediate interests and your long-term goals.

Advice for Dallas – Fort Worth Homeowners: Call 817-751-1111 in Arlington

The Woods Law Firm works with homeowners throughout the Metroplex to
find the right solution for each unique mortgage problem. For further
information about our ability to help you achieve your goals for dealing
with a home equity problem or an aggressive lender, contact our office in
Arlington for a free initial consultation. To learn more about our firm’s
mortgage foreclosure prevention practice in Dallas – Fort Worth, visit our
website at http://www.attorneywoodslawfirm.com.

Dallas/Fort Worth Foreclosure Defense Attorney

Posted on | December 29, 2011 | No Comments

Experienced Representation to Help You Keep Your Home

Are you facing financial challenges and are behind on your mortgage? Were you the victim of unscrupulous dealings by a mortgage lender? Is your bank or mortgage finance company taking wrongful actions against you to try to foreclose on your home? The Woods Law Firm has the skill, experience, knowledge and resources to help you stay in your home.

At the Woods Law Firm, PC, we have aggressively protected the rights of homeowners throughout the Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex for more than 15 years. We will work with you at any stage of a foreclosure proceeding, and will defend you against any illegal procedures levied against you by mortgage lenders. We understand the importance of home and family, and will take the time to get to know you and understand the details of your situation so that we can customize our strategy to get the outcome you want. We know that financial problems can lead to a high level of anxiety and will take swift action to protect your interests. Our goal with every client is to provide legal counsel that is second to none.

We offer a confidential consultation to every client. To set up a private meeting, contact our office by e-mail or call us at 817-751-7111.

Our Foreclosure Defense Practice

We focus our foreclosure defense practice on finding ways to keep you in your home. When you hire us to protect your rights, we will start by fully explaining the law and the legal process, as well as your options and chances of success. We will identify all the steps your lender can take, as well as the different strategies available to you, including:

Negotiating a loan modification — Attorney Woods will contact your lender directly, working to restructure your loan, reduce your interest rate, extend the term of your note or taking other steps that will make your mortgage payments affordable. We will also seek to get late fees waived and to fold any arrearages into the new loan.

Presenting legal defenses in court — We will carefully examine the facts to determine whether your lender has a legal deed to your property, or whether your lender has the original note. We will also investigate the steps taken by your lender when processing your mortgage to ensure that there were no disclosure violations or other misleading practices.

Expertise…Integrity…Diligence

We will handle all matters related to the defense against foreclosure proceedings, preparing and filing all documents required by the court, and acting as your advocate in all proceedings or hearings throughout the process.

Contact Our Office

To schedule a confidential meeting with an experienced Texas mortgage foreclosure defense lawyer, contact us by e-mail or call our office at 817-751-7111.

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Metroplex Trial Attorney Representing Churches and Nonprofits

Posted on | December 16, 2011 | No Comments

American law has a long tradition of respect for the separation of church and state. Although this tradition has generated its share of controversy in recent years, few churches have reason to argue with the reluctance of American courts to interfere with matters of doctrine or church teaching, even when they directly affect individual careers and interests.

In areas of more clearly secular concern, however, such as state or federal tax policy, tort law, contract law or safe workplace regulations, it makes little or no difference to a court whether the defendant is a church, a business corporation or a private citizen.

If your church faces the prospect of civil litigation on matters ranging from personal injury to corporate governance issues, it helps to work with an attorney who understands both the challenges of church management and the details of trial preparation and strategy. Contact the Woods Law Firm, PC, in Arlington to discuss your situation with a trial lawyer who is also an ordained minister.

Experienced Lawyer for Church and Nonprofit Clients in Dallas-Ft. Worth

With more than 20 years of legal experience, Lonnie Woods handles disputes across a wide range of scenarios and legal disciplines, including:

• Disputes over church bylaws, restructuring proposals, board elections, personnel decisions or amendments to corporate articles or charters
• Disputes between church factions or between church leadership and a membership group
• Matters of potential tort liability, such as accidents on church property or injuries suffered in church-owned vans or buses
• Employment law matters, including hiring or termination decisions, wage and hour disputes, or workplace safety violations
• Contract disputes involving pastors, music directors, youth leaders or other paid church personnel
• Insurance coverage disputes involving first-party casualty losses or third-party liability claims
• Disputes over gifts, bequests or trust assets
• Breach of fiduciary duty claims related to church funds or property

When a civil dispute such as any of those outlined above involves a church, faith-based organization or not-for-profit corporation, it is important to work with counsel who can coordinate effective litigation and dispute resolution strategies that honor the client’s mission and continuing interests while meeting the immediate demands of the legal challenge.

Call 817-751-7111 for a Texas Church Lawyer’s Advice

Lonnie Woods’ experience with the successful resolution of a wide range of litigation problems for churches and nonprofits can represent an important advantage for any faith-based or membership organization that finds itself faced with serious legal trouble. For additional information about your church’s legal options, contact the Woods Law Firm, PC, in Arlington, Texas. To learn more about Lonnie Woods and his Dallas-Ft. Worth law practice, see his website at http://www.attorneywoodslawfirm.com.

Dallas | Fort Worth Nonprofit Organization Lawyer

Posted on | December 16, 2011 | No Comments

Experienced Counsel to Nonprofit Entities

If you are considering or have decided to set up a nonprofit organization, you want an attorney who understands the unique procedures you must complete to meet your goals. Fairly complex and detailed documents must be filed with state and federal governments or agencies to obtain the benefits of a nonprofit organization. The Woods Law Firm can help.

At the Woods Law Firm, PC, we bring more than 15 years of experience to clients throughout the Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex. Attorney Lonnie Woods administers his own nonprofit organization, Jus’ Playin’, which gives inner city youth the chance to participate in sports like golf and tennis that they might ordinarily not have opportunities to play. We understand the challenges you face when setting up a nonprofit entity and know all the measures necessary to attain your goals.

At the Woods Law Firm, we place an emphasis on personal service and attention. You won’t be just a number to us. We will take the time to learn about you and the organization you want to set up. We will keep you regularly updated throughout the process, and will always be available to address your questions or concerns.

Contact our office by e-mail or call us at 817-751-7111 to set up a confidential consultation.

Comprehensive Legal Services for Nonprofit Organizations

We handle all matters related to setting up a nonprofit, including:

• Entity formation — We will help you determine the most effective legal form, whether a limited liability company or a corporation. We will prepare and file all necessary documents to set you up with the state of Texas, including articles of incorporation, bylaws or other documents.
• Application for nonprofit status — We will prepare and file your 501(c)(3) application with the Internal Revenue Service, and will be your liaison with the IRS to help you attain nonprofit status.

We will help you work with municipalities in Texas to set up a Community Development Corporation (CDC) or a Community Housing Development Organization (CHDO). We also offer advice to faith-based organizations and nonprofits on corporate governance, as well as changes in laws or regulations.

Contact Our Office

To schedule a meeting to discuss your legal concerns with an experienced Dallas/Fort Worth nonprofit formation lawyer, contact us online or call us at 817-751-7111.

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How Churches Can Manage Liability Risk Through Effective Counsel

Posted on | December 2, 2011 | No Comments

Churches and faith – based organizations of all kinds seldom regard themselves as private businesses, but in many ways they face the same range of legal problems characteristic of closely held businesses or even mid-sized corporations. Unfortunately, pastors, church boards and project committees often overlook the legal implications of their activities until it is too late to identify the risk and contain the liability.

Establishing an ongoing relationship with a knowledgeable and versatile attorney can achieve a great deal for pinpointing areas of legal concern, managing liability risk and avoiding the mistakes that can turn a small problem into a major ordeal that can divide your community. To learn more about the advantages of legal counsel for churches and faith – based organizations in the Dallas-Ft. Worth metroplex, contact the Woods Law Firm, PC, in Arlington for a free initial consultation.

Experienced Lawyer, Ordained Minister, 20-Year Track Record of Success

Texas church law attorney Lonnie Woods has more than 20 years of legal experience in areas as varied as real estate, criminal defense, nonprofit management and personal injury. Mr. Woods is also an ordained minister with a master’s of divinity degree from Texas Christian University. His close familiarity with the challenges of church management combines well with the breadth of his legal experience in order to provide faith – based clients with prompt, efficient and sophisticated advice and representation on the matters of greatest concern.

Many faith – based organizations encounter legal problems through inattention to such basics as proper organization and governance, employment practices, fundraising rules, accounting principles or dispute resolution options. An experienced lawyer can recommend measures designed to shore up inadequate organizational or reporting structures while addressing more specific problems related to employee relations, financial difficulties, premises liability, 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status or criminal problems ranging from embezzlement to sex abuse.

An attorney who understands church organizations in general and your community of faith in particular can help you choose the legal solution that not only accomplishes the objectives at hand, but also fits with the needs and characteristics of your church and its membership.

Call 817-751-1111 in Arlington for a Texas Church Law Attorney’s Advice

Our law firm tailors its services to the actual needs of each client, and emphasizes the development and growth of a strong attorney-client relationship that can rise to the challenge of any legal difficulty. Whether your church is facing significant liability related to dangerous property conditions or simply needs to revisit old bylaws and internal management practices, the Woods Law Firm can help you.

To learn more about the advantages of working with an experienced attorney, contact the Woods Law Firm in Arlington. For more information about our firm’s church law practice, visit our website at http://www.attorneywoodslawfirm.com.

AVOIDING FORECLOSURE

Posted on | November 18, 2011 | No Comments

The Obama Administration has implemented a number of programs to assist homeowners who are at risk of foreclosure and otherwise struggling with their monthly mortgage payments. The majority of these programs are administered through the U.S. Treasury Department and HUD. This page provides a summary of these various programs.

Due to recent findings concerning the questionable ethics of major lenders in home loans, distressed homeowners are encouraged to contact an experienced real estate attorney to inquire about foreclosure prevention options that are available. The same applies to those who are experiencing difficulty communicating with their mortgage lender or servicer about their need for mortgage relief. The lawyer skilled in foreclosure defense can optimize your chances of tapping into programs that assist in your avoiding foreclosure and stabilizing the country’s housing market. The attorney will also be in position to represent you in court and challenge the lenders on several anti – foreclosure measures.

Proper representation can assist homeowners in lowering their monthly mortgage payments and in acquiring more stable loans at today’s low rates. Additionally, in an effort to be responsive to the needs of the client, there are also options for unemployed homeowners and homeowners who owe more than their homes are worth. The key objective is to modify or refinance a loan for lower payments to fit the client’s needs. Examples are home affordable modifications programs (HAMP) and principal reduction alternatives.

The attorney will also be able to inform and advise the clients on “underwater” mortgages whereby in today’s housing market, many homeowners have experienced a decrease in their home’s value. Finally, if your mortgage payment is unaffordable and you are interested in transitioning to more affordable housing, you may be eligible for a short sale or deed – in – lieu of foreclosure. If your home has already been sold at a foreclosure sale you may be able to reclaim your home if your “redemption” period has not expired.

When you need the competence and experience of an attorney who understands the complexity of foreclosure proceedings, we encourage you to contact our office at 817-751-7111 to arrange a confidential consultation in a private setting. At The Woods Law Firm, your sensitive financial issues are always treated with the utmost discretion.

The Pros and Cons of Divorce

Posted on | September 16, 2010 | No Comments

If you are struggling in your marriage, unable to effectively communicate about or agree on anything, and you see little chance of turning the situation around, you may have considered filing for divorce. You may recognize that divorce can solve some of your problems while giving rise to others. This article identifies some of the reasons you might want to consider seeking a divorce, but also identifies the consequences of marital dissolution.

What You Have to Gain through Divorce

• If there is a lot of anger, verbal abuse or physical abuse in your marriage, a divorce can reduce the risk of that happening, and increase your safety.
• Many people in unhappy marriages stay together because they believe it’s in the best interests of their children. Studies show, however, that children can adapt to divorce and often can benefit by not being exposed to the bickering and fighting prevalent in a bad marriage. One study concluded that 80% of children of divorce emerge as emotionally healthy adults.  Children learn from their environment. If they are always around conflict, they often learn that conflict is an essential element of any relationship.
• Financially, you may benefit from divorce. If your ex-spouse was irresponsible with money or unwilling to contribute to the financial well-being of the family, a divorce can remove that burden and allow you to regain your financial footing.

The Potential Downside of Divorce

• If there are children involved, divorce can lead to emotional challenges. If you don’t clearly explain to the children that they are not to blame, they may try to take responsibility for the divorce. Additionally, a divorce can often place children in the middle of parents who don’t agree. The children may feel like they have to take sides, or that they have to become a different person when they are with each parent.
• Divorce can be financially devastating, whether you are the custodial or the non-custodial parent. You may have built a lifestyle based on two incomes, with a home, car and extracurricular activities at that level. With only one income, you may not be able to maintain the lifestyle you had. As a custodial parent, you may not be able to get enough in child support to keep your home or other items. As the non-custodial parent, the requirement to pay child support can make it difficult to acquire your own living space and build a separate life.
• Divorce can be emotionally devastating. Sometimes referred to as the “living death,”  it can make you feel like a failure, feel undesirable or unloved, and put you in a position where you are constantly reminded of former, perhaps happier, times. When you or  your ex-spouse remarry and your children start to develop relationships with stepparents, the emotional challenges can be wrenching for everyone involved.
• When children are involved, divorce can be very hard work. Even when you have a court order identifying custody, visitation and support, every situation is different. Your child’s needs and wants will change as they grow. You will often have to either negotiate exceptions to prior agreements or be perceived as inflexible, more interested in your needs than the child’s needs.

At The Woods Law Firm, located in Arlington, the legal services we offer include divorce and the issues involved in ending a marriage:

• Division of Assets
• Alimony / Spousal Support
• Child Custody
• Child Support
• Modification and Enforcement (Custody and Support)
• Visitation
• Marital Settlements

With a deep understanding of the shattered lives and hope for future stability that arise from a divorce, we offer clients personalized attention, addressing each of their concerns, explaining the options to courtroom battles and guiding them in making critical decisions. We employ litigation skills derived from years of steadfast protection of our clients’ legal rights. Our goal is to help you find workable solutions for child custody, support and visitation as well as an equitable division of assets that serves your best interests and those of your children.

When you need the competence and experience of an attorney who understands the complexity of family relationships and the ramifications divorce has on the lives of all concerned, we encourage you to contact our office at 817-751-7111 to arrange a confidential consultation in a private setting. At The Woods Law Firm, your sensitive family issues are always treated with the utmost discretion.

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