Terms of Use Childs Legacy Law Firm, P.C.

Using this website does not create an attorney-client relationship.

Submitting a contact form, requesting information, scheduling a consultation, communicating by email, calling the Firm, or otherwise interacting with this website does not establish an attorney-client relationship between you and Childs Legacy Law Firm, P.C., Eraka L. Childs, Esq., or any attorney or representative of the Firm.

An attorney-client relationship is established only after the Firm has completed its applicable intake and conflicts procedures and the Firm and prospective client have entered into an appropriate written engagement or retainer agreement.

The information provided on this website is intended for general educational and informational purposes.

Website content may discuss legal topics, estate planning, wills, trusts, probate, guardianship, asset protection, business matters, and other areas of law.

Nothing on this website should be interpreted as legal advice for your particular circumstances.

Legal rules and procedures can vary depending on the facts of a matter, jurisdiction, timing, and changes in applicable law.

You should consult a qualified attorney regarding your specific legal situation before taking action based on information presented on this website.

Past results, examples, testimonials, descriptions of matters, or other information appearing on this website should not be understood as a guarantee or prediction of a particular result in your matter.

Every legal matter is different.

The outcome of any case, transaction, estate plan, probate proceeding, business matter, or other legal issue depends on the facts and circumstances involved.

The Firm does not guarantee a particular legal result.

The Firm provides legal services only within the scope established by an applicable written engagement agreement.

A consultation, inquiry, website interaction, or discussion with the Firm does not automatically mean that the Firm has agreed to represent you.

Any applicable:

• Scope of representation;
• Legal fees;
• Billing arrangements;
• Responsibilities of the Firm;
• Responsibilities of the client;
• Matter-specific deadlines;
• Other engagement terms

will be governed by the applicable written agreement between the Firm and the client.

Before accepting a new matter, the Firm may need to conduct a conflicts-of-interest review.

Submitting information through the website or communicating with the Firm does not guarantee that the Firm will be able to represent you.

The Firm may decline representation for a variety of reasons, including conflicts of interest, availability, jurisdiction, the nature of the matter, or other professional considerations.

We make reasonable efforts to maintain the availability and accuracy of this website. However, we do not guarantee that the website will always be:

• Available;
• Uninterrupted;
• Error-free;
• Complete;
• Current; or
• Free from technical problems.

Website access may occasionally be interrupted for maintenance, updates, technical issues, security reasons, or circumstances beyond our reasonable control.

Unless otherwise indicated, the content appearing on this website is owned by or used with permission by Childs Legacy Law Firm, P.C.

This may include:

• Text;
• Articles;
• Graphics;
• Logos;
• Photographs;
• Videos;
• Designs;
• Branding;
• Website layouts;
• Original materials; and
• Other website content.

You may view and use the website for personal, non-commercial informational purposes.

You may not reproduce, modify, distribute, publish, sell, license, create derivative works from, or commercially exploit website content without appropriate authorization.

Nothing in these Terms grants you ownership of any Firm intellectual property.

The names, logos, service marks, and other branding associated with Childs Legacy Law Firm, P.C. may be protected by applicable intellectual-property laws.

You may not use Firm branding in a manner that suggests sponsorship, endorsement, affiliation, or authorization without prior written permission.

You agree to use this website only for lawful purposes.

You may not use the website to:

• Violate applicable laws or regulations;
• Attempt to gain unauthorized access to the website or related systems;
• Introduce malicious code, viruses, or harmful software;
• Interfere with website operation;
• Attempt to obtain information you are not authorized to access;
• Impersonate the Firm, an attorney, employee, or another person;
• Submit knowingly false or misleading information;
• Scrape or systematically extract website content for unauthorized purposes; or
• Engage in activity that could reasonably interfere with the operation or security of the website.

Our website may contain links to websites, applications, scheduling platforms, payment services, social-media platforms, or other services operated by third parties.

Those third-party services may have their own terms and privacy policies.

Childs Legacy Law Firm, P.C. does not control and is not responsible for the content, availability, security, or privacy practices of third-party websites or services.

You should review the applicable terms and privacy policies before using third-party services.

When you contact the Firm electronically, including through email, online forms, scheduling tools, or other digital channels, you acknowledge that electronic communications may be used to respond to your inquiry or provide requested information.

Electronic communications may be subject to applicable security and privacy risks.

If you provide a telephone number and separately consent to receive text messages or other electronic communications, the Firm or its authorized service providers may use that information to communicate with you regarding your inquiry, consultation, appointment, or legal matter, subject to applicable law and your communication preferences.

Message and data rates may apply depending on your mobile service provider.

You may request to stop certain communications by following applicable opt-out instructions or contacting the Firm.

Although we strive to provide useful and accurate information, laws, regulations, procedures, and legal interpretations can change.

The Firm does not warrant that every item of website content is complete, current, or applicable to your specific circumstances.

You should not rely solely on website content when making legal, financial, business, estate-planning, or other significant decisions.

Nothing in these Terms limits any rights or protections that cannot lawfully be waived or limited under applicable law.

To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, Childs Legacy Law Firm, P.C. and its attorneys, employees, and authorized representatives will not be liable for losses arising solely from your use of or reliance upon general website content or temporary inability to access the website.

This provision does not limit liability or obligations that cannot legally be excluded or limited.

Any limitation of liability applicable to an established attorney-client relationship will be governed by the applicable written engagement agreement and applicable law.

We may suspend or restrict access to all or part of the website when reasonably necessary, including for maintenance, security, legal compliance, or suspected misuse.

We may also take appropriate action against activity that violates these Terms of Use.

We may update these Terms of Use from time to time.

When changes are made, we will update the Effective Date displayed at the top of this page.

Your continued use of the website after updated Terms are posted constitutes your continued use of the website subject to the updated Terms.

These Terms of Use are governed by the laws of the State of Texas, without regard to conflict-of-law principles, except where applicable law requires otherwise.

Any dispute concerning these Terms or your use of the website will be handled in accordance with applicable Texas law and any applicable agreement between you and the Firm.

If any provision of these Terms of Use is determined to be invalid or unenforceable, that provision will be interpreted or limited to the extent necessary, and the remaining provisions will continue to apply to the extent permitted by law.