Editorial policy
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Texas Emergency Home Services publishes educational information about emergency home services in Texas. This policy explains how our guides are made and what you can expect from them.
Editorial independence
No law firm, insurer or advertiser decides what we publish or pays to be featured or recommended. We do not sell reader data or "leads". Google AdSense ads are labeled and kept separate from editorial content.
Sources
- Primary sources: the Texas statutes, the state's rules of professional conduct for lawyers and official court information.
- Public agencies (state transportation, insurance and court offices) for figures and procedures.
- Every legal statement cites the specific rule it relies on; if we cannot support a fact, we do not publish it.
How guides are produced
We use artificial intelligence tools to research and draft guides. Before publication, every guide is checked against this policy: citations to verifiable sources, a clear notice that it is not professional advice, no promised outcomes, and no invented testimonials, cases or statistics. Guides that fail the check are corrected or not published.
What we never publish
- Testimonials, reviews, case results or credentials that do not exist.
- Promises about the outcome or value of a claim.
- Rankings of lawyers or law firms, paid or unpaid.
Dates and updates
Every guide shows the date it was last verified. When a rule or deadline it cites changes, we review the guide and update that date.
Corrections
If you spot an error, email us at editorial@texasemergencyhome.com or use the contact page, naming the guide and the fact. We check it against the original source and correct the guide where needed.
Not legal advice
Our guides are general, educational information. They are no substitute for a lawyer licensed in Texas. Read the full disclaimer.
Published independently by Texas Emergency Home Services / Mercurius Legal Media. Contact: editorial@texasemergencyhome.com