These SMS Terms and Conditions govern text message communications from the Law Office of Carey Worrell, PLLC, doing business as SimpleLawTX ("SimpleLawTX," "we," "us," or "our"). By opting in to receive text messages from SimpleLawTX, you agree to the terms outlined below.
SimpleLawTX sends text messages to clients and prospective clients who have consented to receive SMS communications.
By opting in, you authorize SimpleLawTX to send text messages to the mobile phone number you provide for purposes related to consultations, legal services, appointments, and other non-promotional communications.
Consent to receive SMS messages is voluntary and is not a condition of purchasing legal services, scheduling a consultation, or retaining our firm.
Mobile phone numbers and SMS opt-in consent information will not be sold, rented, or shared with third parties or affiliates for marketing or promotional purposes. We may use authorized service providers to facilitate our text messaging services, subject to applicable privacy and confidentiality protections.
If you have consented to receive text messages from SimpleLawTX, you may receive communications related to the following:
SimpleLawTX does not use this SMS program to send marketing or promotional text messages.
Message frequency may vary depending on your legal matter, appointment schedule, and communication needs.
You may receive multiple messages as necessary to coordinate consultations, provide updates, request information, or respond to your inquiries.
SimpleLawTX does not guarantee a specific number of messages or a fixed messaging schedule.
Message and data rates may apply.
Standard messaging and data charges may be assessed by your wireless carrier based on your mobile service plan. Charges may vary depending on your carrier, plan, and whether messages are sent domestically or internationally.
SimpleLawTX does not charge an additional fee for participating in its SMS communication program.
Contact your wireless carrier for information about applicable messaging and data charges.
You may consent to receive SMS communications from SimpleLawTX through one or more of the following methods, where offered:
If you initiate a text conversation with SimpleLawTX, we may respond to your inquiry by text. Initiating a conversation does not automatically authorize unrelated or ongoing text message communications.
Providing your mobile number alone does not automatically enroll you in recurring SMS communications.
You may opt out of receiving SMS messages from SimpleLawTX at any time.
To unsubscribe, reply STOP to any text message received from SimpleLawTX.
After submitting your opt-out request, you may receive one final confirmation message acknowledging your request. No further messages will be sent through the SMS program unless you provide new consent or otherwise request communications as permitted by applicable law.
You may also withdraw your consent by contacting our office directly at (281) 697-6678 or contact@simplelawtx.com.
If you wish to resume receiving SMS messages, contact our office to provide new consent. You may also reply START if that feature is supported by our messaging system.
Opting out of SMS communications does not affect your ability to receive legal services from SimpleLawTX. Our office may communicate with you through other appropriate channels regarding your legal matter.
If you experience issues receiving text messages or need assistance with our SMS communication program:
Reply HELP to any text message from SimpleLawTX for assistance.
You may also contact us directly:
SimpleLawTX | Law Office of Carey Worrell, PLLC
Phone: (281) 697-6678
Email: contact@simplelawtx.com
Website: https://www.simplelawtx.com/
Our office can assist with questions regarding SMS communications, consent, or opt-out requests.
Wireless carriers are not liable for delayed or undelivered messages.
Message delivery is subject to the availability and reliability of participating wireless networks, mobile devices, and third-party messaging providers.
SimpleLawTX cannot guarantee that text messages will be delivered immediately, successfully, or without interruption.
Text messaging is not a fully secure method of communication
