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A boutique law firm specializing in assisting small businesses on their road to success and small business owners in thriving as they lead their business

10/21/2026

Growth is the goal, and it’s also the catalyst for weak legal groundwork to be exposed. The entity and paperwork that got you through the first couple of years often will not hold at five times the volume.

Hiring is usually where it surfaces first. Employee versus contractor classification, offer letters, confidentiality terms, and who owns the work product all become live questions the moment you bring people on. Then come vendor agreements you never needed before, an entity structure that may no longer suit your tax situation or your investors, and intellectual property sitting in a founder's personal name instead of the company's.

If you are heading into an expansion year, The Curry Law Firm can make sure the foundation carries it. Start at theclfirm.com/houston-business-lawyer.

10/19/2026

🚨 YOUR ESTATE PLAN COULD BE OUTDATED… AND YOU DON’T EVEN KNOW IT.

You have a will. Maybe even a trust. But are your assets REALLY protected? 👀

At The Curry Law Firm, we help individuals, families, business owners, and real estate investors plan for the unexpected with strategic estate planning in Texas and Georgia. ⚖️💼

Here are 3 estate planning steps you should NEVER overlook:

🔐 1. Make sure your family knows where your documents are. Your estate plan won’t help your loved ones if nobody can find it when it matters most. Make sure trusted individuals know where to locate your will, trust, powers of attorney, and other essential documents.

🩺 2. Plan for incapacity—not just death. A durable financial power of attorney and appropriate medical directives can help prepare for situations where you cannot make decisions for yourself. Without proper planning, your family may face unnecessary legal hurdles.

💍 3. Update your estate plan after major life changes. Marriage, divorce, a new baby, a death in the family, or a major financial change can affect your plan. In Texas, divorce can revoke certain provisions benefiting a former spouse in a will and other estate planning documents, but beneficiary designations may be governed by different rules. Never assume everything updates automatically!

Whether you need a revocable living trust, a will, powers of attorney, or a comprehensive estate plan, The Curry Law Firm helps you understand your options and protect what you’ve worked hard to build.

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📍 Serving clients in Texas and Georgia.

Your legacy deserves more than good intentions. It deserves a plan. 💛

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10/13/2026

🚨 YOUR BUSINESS IDEA DESERVES A SOLID LEGAL FOUNDATION! 💼✨

You have the vision. You have the passion. Now it’s time to make it official! 👏🏽

Whether you’re launching a new business, expanding your brand, or starting a nonprofit to serve your community, The Curry Law Firm is here to help you build on a strong legal foundation. ⚖️

Our business formation services include:

✅ LLC Formation — Establish your limited liability company.
✅ Corporation Formation — Structure your business for your goals and future growth.
✅ Nonprofit Formation — Take the first steps toward building an organization with a mission.

Don’t let paperwork, legal requirements, or uncertainty keep you from taking the next step. Start your business the right way, with legal guidance designed to help you move forward confidently. 🚀

📍 Ready to make your business official? Contact The Curry Law Firm to get started!

🌐 Visit theCLFirm.com to learn more.

📲 Call 713-574-2070 to connect with our team.

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10/12/2026

🚨 Just lost a parent? STOP before you start handling their estate. The first 30 days after losing a loved one are critical—and the wrong move could create unnecessary legal complications, family disputes, or financial consequences.

If you’re handling a parent’s estate in Texas, here are 5 things you need to know before making your next move:

⚖️ 1. Don’t rush to distribute assets. Avoid transferring, selling, or distributing property or money before understanding your legal authority and the estate’s obligations.

📄 2. Locate the will. Texas generally has a four-year deadline after death to probate a will as a muniment of title or to seek regular probate, subject to exceptions. Don’t wait until the deadline is approaching to get legal guidance.

🏠 3. Secure and document the property. Protect the home, vehicles, valuables, financial records, and other assets. Create an inventory and keep records of expenses and actions taken.

🔍 4. Determine whether probate is necessary. Not every Texas estate requires full probate. Depending on the circumstances, options may include a small estate affidavit or other simplified procedures.

👩🏽‍⚖️ 5. Consult a Texas probate attorney. The right strategy depends on whether there is a will, the assets involved, outstanding debts, family circumstances, and how property is titled.

💡 Remember: Losing a parent is already difficult. Navigating probate without understanding your options can make an emotional season even more stressful.

At The Curry Law Firm, we help Texas families understand their estate administration and probate options so they can make informed decisions about their loved one’s legacy.

📲 Need guidance after the loss of a loved one? Visit theCLFirm.com to schedule a consultation.

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10/10/2026

😂⚖️ When the boss says MORE PASSION, MORE ENERGY, MORE EXCELLENCE! 🔥💃🏽

At The Curry Law Firm, we don’t just show up to work… we show up for OUR CLIENTS! 💼✨

Behind every great client experience is a team committed to delivering high-quality legal services, protecting what matters most, and helping our clients build a lasting legacy. And around here, excellence isn’t optional—it’s the standard. 👏🏽

Whether we’re helping families protect their legacy through estate planning, guiding entrepreneurs through business formation and contracts, or protecting brands through trademark services, we bring the energy AND the expertise!

Because when you trust us with what matters most, you deserve our very best. 💙💛

📍 Serving clients in Texas & Georgia.

Ready to protect your family, business, or brand? Visit theclfirm.com to get started!

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10/07/2026

🚨 YOUR BUSINESS NEEDS MORE THAN A GREAT IDEA. IT NEEDS LEGAL PROTECTION.

You built the brand. Now make sure the law protects it. ⚖️💼

At The Curry Law Firm, we help Texas entrepreneurs, business owners, and real estate professionals build and protect their businesses with:

✨ Business Formation — LLCs, corporations, and the legal documents your business needs to operate properly.

📝 Contracts — Drafting, reviewing, and negotiating agreements designed to protect your interests and reduce unnecessary legal risk.

™️ Trademark Services — Protect your business name, logo, slogan, and brand through federal trademark registration with the USPTO.

Because forming an LLC is only the beginning. Your contracts, intellectual property, and business structure all work together to protect what you’re building.

💡 Build it. Brand it. Protect it.

If you’re starting a business, expanding your company, or finally getting serious about protecting your brand, don’t wait until there’s a legal problem to call an attorney.

📲 Work with The Curry Law Firm for business formation, contracts, trademarks, and business law services in Texas.

🔗 Visit theclfirm.com to get started.

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10/05/2026

🚨 5 “secrets” asset protection attorneys wish more people knew BEFORE it’s too late.

Your estate plan isn’t just about having a Will. 👀

It’s about making sure your assets, beneficiaries, ownership structure, trusts, and incapacity documents all work together.

Here are 5 mistakes an estate planning attorney would think twice about making:

1️⃣ Leaving retirement accounts without a named beneficiary
Your IRA or 401(k) generally passes according to its beneficiary designation—not your Will.

2️⃣ Adding an adult child as a joint owner of your bank account
Convenience today could create exposure to a co-owner’s creditors, lawsuits, divorce, or other financial issues.

3️⃣ Dying without a Durable Power of Attorney
If you become incapacitated without the proper documents, your family may have to seek court involvement to manage certain financial matters.

4️⃣ Putting your home in a trust without addressing the mortgage & homestead exemption
A trust can be an important estate-planning tool, but your home, mortgage, and Texas homestead protections need to be considered together.

5️⃣ Assuming your Will controls everything
It doesn’t. Beneficiary designations, joint ownership, trusts, and other assets can determine who receives property outside of the probate process.

💡 The real secret? Estate planning isn’t “set it and forget it.” Your plan needs to be coordinated—and updated as your life and assets change.

At The Curry Law Firm, we help Texas families, business owners, real estate owners, and individuals create comprehensive estate plans designed to protect what they’ve worked so hard to build.

📍 Houston, Texas | Serving clients throughout Texas

Don’t wait until your family is dealing with a crisis to discover what your estate plan doesn’t cover.

👉🏽 Click the link in our bio to schedule your consultation.

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10/01/2026

Your will, trust, beneficiary designations, powers of attorney, and health care documents should reflect the life you have now—not the life you had when they were first created.

For Texas and Georgia residents, a thoughtful estate plan can help protect the people, property, business interests, and legacy that matter most. Before the year ends, consider whether you have experienced any major changes:

• Marriage, divorce, or a new child
• A move, home purchase, or new investment
• Changes in income, assets, or insurance
• A new business or changes in business ownership
• Updates to the people you trust to make medical or financial decisions

Estate planning is not a one-time task. A regular review can help uncover gaps, keep your documents aligned, and give your loved ones clearer guidance when they need it most.

The Curry Law Firm is here to help you protect your stuff with estate planning tailored to your goals.

Start your year-end estate planning review: www.planwithtrust.com

09/30/2026

🚨 Your trust could protect your assets… but it could also create an unexpected tax problem.

Did you know your IRA or 401(k) generally passes outside of probate through a beneficiary designation?

That doesn’t automatically mean naming your trust as the beneficiary is the right move.

Under the SECURE Act, certain trust structures used as beneficiaries of retirement accounts can result in accelerated distributions—and potentially significant income-tax consequences. 💰📑

So should you never name a trust as the beneficiary of an IRA or 401(k)?

Absolutely not. There are situations where a trust may serve an important estate-planning purpose, including:

🔹 Protecting assets for minor children
🔹 Special needs planning
🔹 Spendthrift protection
🔹 Controlling how and when beneficiaries receive inherited assets
🔹 Coordinating a more complex estate plan

The key is coordination. Your trust, beneficiary designations, retirement accounts, insurance policies, and overall estate plan should work together—not independently.

⚠️ One beneficiary designation can have major consequences for your estate plan and your family.

If you have an IRA, 401(k), life insurance policy, trust, or significant assets, make sure your beneficiary designations are intentionally designed as part of your overall estate plan.

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Ready to build or review your estate plan?
🌐 www.planwithtrust.com

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09/29/2026

🚨 Your will isn’t the only document that controls who gets your assets.

Your retirement accounts and life insurance policies generally pass according to the beneficiary designation on file—not simply what your will says.

That’s why keeping your beneficiaries updated is such an important part of a strong estate plan. Marriage, divorce, the birth of a child, the death of a beneficiary, or changes to your family or financial situation can all be reasons to review those designations.

And if you have a trust, your beneficiary designations should be coordinated with your trust and overall estate plan so your assets don’t end up following instructions that conflict with your wishes.

Your children’s future shouldn’t be left to chance—or to a probate court.

Plan with trust. Protect your legacy.

Ready to make sure your estate plan actually works together?
🌐 Visit PlanWithTrust.com
📞 713-574-2070

Serving families throughout Texas & Georgia.

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