Burdette & Rice is a leading Texas law firm focusing on probate disputes and litigation. The Dallas-based law firm is proud to announce a successful presentation by attorney David Mead on medical vs. legal incapacity.
Dallas, Texas (PRWEB) May 31, 2017
Burdette & Rice, one of the leading Texas probate litigation law firms, is proud to announce a well-received presentation by firm attorney David Mead on legal vs. medical incapacity. Mr. Mead, an experienced probate attorney who handles cases involving breaches of fiduciary duty, will contests and other disputes within the context of the administration of an estate or trust or guardianship, presented a speech to Dallas area attorneys attending a continuing legal education seminar at the Dallas Bar Association Headquarters in downtown Dallas on May 23, 2017.
“Our firm’s commitment to continuing education is nearly legendary in Dallas and throughout Texas,” explained Elliott Burdette, Managing Director of Probate Litigation at Burdette & Rice. “David’s presentation was well received, and was a fantastic opportunity for Dallas attorneys to learn some intriguing details concerning medical vs. legal incapacity as it related to will contests under Texas law.”
The presentation discussed the requirements of legal incapacity and compared them with the requirements applicable to establish medical incapacity. An understanding of both topics is necessary to evaluate whether a person had proper capacity when he or she signed a Will or Trust that is later subject to contest, as well as when deciding whether a guardianship application is appropriate.
Persons interested in knowing more who missed the presentation can reach out to David Mead at http://www.dallasprobateattorneys.com/david-mead/. Those who would like more information on probate disputes and litigation under Texas law can visit http://www.dallasprobateattorneys.com/probate-disputes/, or go to the website and click on the ‘contact’ button to reach out for a consultation. No two situations are alike, and interested parties are strongly urged to reach out for a person-to-person consultation.
ABOUT DAVID MEAD
David Mead joined Burdette & Rice as a probate attorney on September 19, 2016. David received his BS from Texas A&M and Juris Doctor from Baylor University law school. He grew up in Katy, Texas and brings with him several years of experience in probate, guardianship and estate administration.
David worked for the Honorable Judge Michael E Miller in an internship program with Dallas Probate Court # 3 before beginning his law practice. He was selected and serves as a member of the Dallas Bar Association Probate Council and has served as a co-chairperson for the Dallas Association of Young Lawyers Elder Law Committee. David also volunteers at the Advisory Committee for the Guardianship and Money Management Program and has presented to several community and professional presentations on estate planning and probate related matters.
David has practiced exclusively in estate planning, probate and guardianship related matters since becoming a licensed attorney in Texas. Prior to attending law school, David worked as a merchant mariner. Included among his experiences was piloting a ship through the Panama Canal.
ABOUT BURDETTE & RICE, PLLC
Burdette & Rice, PLLC is a top Dallas probate law firm, with lawyers dedicated to listening to their clients, being fully present to them, and advocating their clients’ positions in the simplest and most persuasive way possible. The law firm employs some of the top probate and estate lawyers in Dallas, Texas. Clients come to Burdette & Rice to contest a will in Texas, work on complex inheritance litigation and disputes, and to litigate disputes over powers of attorney, guardianship and trustee issues all based on Texas law.
Burdette & Rice, PLLC
Media Relations
http://www.dallasprobateattorneys.com/
972-991-7700
For the original version on PRWeb visit: http://www.prweb.com/releases/dallas-probate/law-firm/prweb14381901.htm