Your Personal Lawyer

Ed MattinglyWhen KSEV listeners need legal advice, they turn to Ed Mattingly.  Ed donates his time and 30+ years of legal experience to radio show callers that need some help or just a proper perspective on their legal issues.  Ed is an accomplished attorney with experience in both civil and commercial litigation and in certified as a personal injury trial specialist by Texas Board of Legal Specialization.

When you need legal help, make a call to Ed Mattingly, your personal lawyer!

www.mattinglylawfirm.com

  • Dhamykk

    Ed
    I am new to this area and I enjoyed listening to your show the other day. You mentioned a local golf club, but I can’t remember the name. It was River… something. Could you please give me the name again.
    Thanks
    David H

  • Ed

    Dear Dhamykk:

    I did not see your post until today. THe course is River Ridge Golf Club in Sealy, Texas. It is due west on Katy Freeway until you come to the Brazos River. When you cross the bridge exit immediately. Curl around underneath the freeway overpass at the river and then head south on Chew Road less than mile until you see the entrance to the golf club. Turn left and head west two blocks and enter a golfer’s paradise. I love River Ridge. It is fun to play, always in great shape, and challenging. Let me know how you find it once you play the courtse.

    Thanks for listening.

    Ed Mattingly
    Mattingly Law Firm
    713.467.4400

  • Chris

    Hi, Ed!

    I was wondering if you know of any attorneys, local or otherwise, who have initiated any class-action lawsuits against the big lenders who coerce borrowers facing foreclosure into securing a loan modification when there is little or no chance that they will actually get one. I dug myself out of a big hole and avoided foreclosure myself recently, but it took almost a year longer than it should have because I was told I had no problem getting approved for a modification. My mortgager kept stringing me along month after month, while requiring me to continue making my payment. After nine months, two updated reapplications, and three revised sale dates on my house, I was informed that I didn’t qualify (no explanation whatsoever) and consequently thrown back into foreclosure for third time. I finally scraped together the money to get the loan reinstated, and now I have been current on it for a few months. I feel my lender misled me down a path to futility with this impossible modification, whereby I unnecessarily prolonged the dilenquency and incurred additional legal fees and interest. Had I been told the truth initially, I could have avoided this mess and got caught up months ago. Any help on this would be appreciated!!

  • Jgeorge004

    Hi Ed
    i have a camper with a bad roof the company said they would replace it and it has been two years i have a limited lifetime warranty but this is a manufacture defect can i sue .

  • Joe Webber

    Ed,
    I have a business and am in a contract that was entered into under misleading promises. I would like to see if you could refer me to a lawyer that could review the contract annd help us in this matter. Your help is greatly appreciated.
    Thank You, Joe Webber

  • steve

    Ed your web site link does not work it goes to a web developer. Also, I really sometime ago on KSEV there was some legal advice (not sure if it was you) on 7 or 11 documents a family should have completed (will, power of att etc) to assure coverage. do you have any info on this? Thanks, enjoyed your show today Steve

  • Anonymous

    I need the same reply of steve,. thanks a lot. byhe1

  • Mike

    Ed,
    You recommended a book on entrepeneurship yesterday, cannot remember the title. can you post it somewhere that I can view?

  • Derrick Wallace98

    Need advise asap, company has not paid my bonus that I earned from Jan-March 2011. How long can they take ?

  • Derrick Wallace98

    So upset should of been need advice.

  • Ed

    Will for husband; will for wife; Statutory Durable Power of Attorney for husband; Statutory Durable Power of Attorney for wife; Medical Power of Attorney for husband; Medical Power of Attorney for wife; Directive for Physicians for husband; Directive for Physicians for wife; organ donation for husband; and organ donation for wife. Other documents might be needed for specific cases such as a trust for a special needs child, or trust to safeguard title to homestead for elderly parent. Ed Mattingly 2011-07-21

  • Splat75202

    Good morning Ed,

    I am not sure that I heard it on your show so please forgive me if I didn’t…

    I
    understand there is a document that parents can have their adult child
    execute that allows them to decide medical issues for their college
    child in the event of a serious, incapacitating event. Do you know
    anything about this?

    Thanks,

    Jim 

  • PP

    Hi Ed, Last week you mentioned that there is a new law regarding wills and beneficiaries. I missed some of it. Bad connection. Could you tell me where on line I could find the information? It was something about changing the will at the last minute or making someone else the beneficiary. I look forward to your show on Fridays. Thank you.

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