Jeramie J. A. Gertz

Jeramie J. A. Gertz's Answers (6)

San Antonio, TX

Personal injury Lawyer at San Antonio, TX

Practice Areas: Personal Injury

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SOCIAL SECURITY DISABILITY

Jeramie's answer | Answered on November 17, 2015

I agree with Mark and Carol. It is probably best to continue to move forward with your existing claim. If you are still able to work at the time...

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What happens to a deceased persons belongings who had no relatives and no will.

Jeramie's answer | Answered on November 17, 2015

The laws of intestate succession apply when a person dies without a will. Section 201 of the Texas Estates Code covers this situation.

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I was charged with class b misdemeanor for petty theft.

Jeramie's answer | Answered on November 17, 2015

I agree, it sounds like the judge gave you deferred adjudication which is essentially a form of probation. If you meet the terms - in this case...

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Injury claim or attorney couple of months after accident?

Jeramie's answer | Answered on November 16, 2015

I would contact an attorney. Most personal injury attorneys offer free consultations. This is a good chance to get some legal advice whether or...

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Do you file a will when you make one?

Jeramie's answer | Answered on November 16, 2015

You do not have to file a will, but you may choose to do so for a nominal fee with the county clerk. I agree that it is always best to hire an...

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My husband has applied for disability and has been denied numerous times. He has health problems and unable to work or see a dr.

Jeramie's answer | Answered on November 16, 2015

Attorneys typically handle these cases on a contingent fee basis. If the case is successfully, the attorney would be entitled to receive 25% of...

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