General

1. Is The Law Office of Sean C. Payne, PLLC an expensive law firm? In comparison to other law firms in Texas, The Law Office of Sean C. Payne, PLLC is certainly not. Built for the people of Texas, The Law Office of Sean C. Payne, PLLC prides itself on giving people quality affordable representation.
2. Are The Law Office of Sean C. Payne, PLLC attorney's board certified? While The Law Office of Sean C. Payne, PLLC does not have board certified attorneys in any particular area of law, rest assured that with over 15 years of legal experience your case will be handled with the utmost professionalism and competence.
3. Do I have to pay a consultation fee to speak with The Law Office of Sean C. Payne, PLLC concerning my case? Rest assured that most cases do not require a consultation fee, however, specific types of complexed cases could require a nominal consultation fee.

Criminal

1. If I am suspected of a crime should I cooperate with authorities? No. The 5th Amendment of the United States Constitution gives a person the right to not say or do anything that could or would incriminate them if suspected of a crime.
2. Am I really innocent until proven guilty? The law says you are indeed innocent until proven guilty, however, real life seems the opposite quite often. There is often a subconscious bias surrounding people who have been charged with a crime by authorities, making it seem like the cards are stacked against you. The Law Office of Sean C. Payne, PLLC understands this bias and fights tooth and nail to neutralize the stigma, hold the law accountable to its promise, and law enforcement accountable for their legal and ethical obligations.

Personal Injury

1. How soon should I contact The Law Office of Sean C. Payne, PLLC if I have been involved in an 18-wheeler, car, truck, or motorcycle accident? As soon as possible. Protecting your claim begins the moment your accident occurs. The longer you wait to call after your accident, the more damage your claim could potentially suffer. As soon as you are safe and out of harm's way you should call The Law Office of Sean C. Payne, PLLC for guidance.
2. If I have been injured in an accident but I don't have health insurance can The Law Office of Sean C. Payne, PLLC, still help me? Yes. The Law Office of Sean C. Payne, PLLC works with doctors and medical professionals to ensure that your medical needs are taken care of. Because of our relationships with these medical providers services will often be provided at no initial out of pocket cost to you and only paid back after your case concludes.

Family

1. Do I need an attorney if I have an uncontested divorce or child custody case? Whether your divorce or child custody case is contested or uncontested, you need legal representation. Having an attorney can make the entire process seamless and efficient. Many mistakes are made by people who attempt to represent themselves in such matters. The Law Office of Sean C. Payne, PLLC is here to make sure that your rights are protected not only today but in the future.
2. Can I change the terms of a prior court order if my circumstances or the circumstances of my child's other parent have changed? While it is possible for a court order to be changed, a court order can only be changed by a new court order. Therefore, any change must be authorized by a court that has jurisdiction over your case. In many instances, possession, visitation, or child support provisions in the existing order can be changed or modified. The Law Office of Sean C. Payne, PLLC, stands ready to assist you in this matter. Call us today.

Probate

1. Do I need a will? Yes. If you have accumulated assets a will is a good way to ensure that your assets are distributed according to your wishes once you transition. A will gives you piece of mind that your assets will not end up in the wrong hands at death. Without a will your assets will be distributed according to the laws of the State of Texas.
2. My loved one left a will, now what? Take time to mourn the loss of your loved one. As soon as you are able you should call The Law Office of Sean C. Payne, PLLC. Once your loved one passes the law puts a limit on the amount of time a person has to produce that will in probate court. If a will is not brought before the court within that specified time period, the will becomes void and any assets that may have been left to you could possibly go to someone else.

Call The Law Office of Sean C. Payne, PLLC TODAY at 713-227-1177 or contact us for a free consultation!