These terms cover text messages between you and Angel Reyes & Associates, P.C. They apply whether you are a current client, a former client, or someone who contacted us about a possible case. This page has two parts: our SMS Terms of Service, and our SMS Privacy notice.
Effective date: September 25, 2026
SMS Terms of Service
Who is texting you
Angel Reyes & Associates, P.C.
8222 Douglas Avenue, Suite 400, Dallas, Texas
75225 (214) 526-7900
Text messages from us may come from any of these numbers:
- (214) 441-7538
- (214) 526-7900
- (214) 624-7116
- (469) 461-4728
(214) 526-7900 is also our main office line, so you can call the same number you text. Because messages can come from more than one number, they will not always arrive in the same conversation. If you get a message and are not sure it is from us, call (214) 526-7900 before you reply. Our text messaging runs on a platform provided by a third-party vendor.
What we text about
Your case. If we represent you, we may text you about scheduling, appointment and deposition reminders, documents or signatures we need, settlement information, and messages from your legal team.
Your inquiry. If you contacted us about a possible case, we may text you to follow up, gather information, or arrange a consultation.
We do not send marketing or promotional text messages. The Firm does not run a marketing text-message program or an automated marketing-call program. We will not send you promotional texts or make marketing calls unless you first give us permission in a separate writing intended for that purpose. You are never required to give that permission, and you will never be asked to give it as a condition of the Firm representing you.
Agreeing to texts is optional
You are not required to agree to text messages in order to contact us, to have your case reviewed, or to be represented by the Firm. You can decline and still work with us by telephone, email, and mail.
How often, and what it costs
Message frequency varies with what is happening in your case. Message and data rates from your wireless carrier may apply. The Firm does not charge you for these messages and is not responsible for carrier charges. If you have questions about your plan, contact your wireless provider.
How to stop
There are two ways, and both work.
1. Reply STOP or UNSUBSCRIBE. Our system recognizes these words automatically and stops messages from that number right away — no one has to do anything on our end. Your carrier will send you a confirmation and will keep that number blocked until you reply START or UNSTOP.
2. Or just tell us, however you want. You do not have to use a particular word or a particular channel. Call us at (214) 526-7900, email [email protected], write to us at the address above, or tell any member of the Firm — in person, on the phone, or by replying in your own words. A member of our team will remove you. We will act as quickly as we can, and in no case more than ten business days after you tell us.
Telling us directly does more than replying STOP. Replying STOP stops the number you replied to. If you ask us directly, we can stop text messages to you from every one of our numbers at once. If you want all of them stopped, say so and we will take care of it.
If you have asked us to stop and you are still receiving messages, please call (214) 526-7900 and we will fix it.
What a stop request means for your case. Text messages are one of the ways your legal team reaches you. If you ask us to stop them, we will contact you another way — by a personal call from a member of your legal team, and by letter. We will not use automated calls or messages to reach you after you have asked us to stop. Please keep your telephone number and mailing address current with us, and understand that reaching you may take longer.
If you want to start again
If you replied STOP and later want to receive text messages again, reply START or UNSTOP in the same conversation. Your carrier will not let us text you again until you do — we cannot turn it back on from our side. If you are not sure how, call us at (214) 526-7900 and we will walk you through it.
Getting help
Like stopping, there are two ways.
1. Reply HELP to any message and you will get an automatic reply with instructions for opting out.
2. Or just ask us. You do not have to use a particular word. Text us a question in your own words, call (214) 526-7900, or email [email protected], and a member of our team will read it and help however they can.
Text messages are not legal advice
Text messages are not legal advice about your case and are not a substitute for speaking with your legal team. Never rely on a text message for a filing date, court date, or any other deadline. If you text us about a possible case, that does not by itself create an attorney-client relationship — we represent you only after we agree to and you sign a written agreement. Until then, please do not send us confidential information.
Text messages are not secure
Text messages are not a secure way to communicate. Anyone with access to your phone can read them, and they are stored by your carrier and by our messaging vendor. Please do not send sensitive information by text. Do not use text for anything urgent — we may not see it right away. If it is urgent, call us.
Delivery is not guaranteed
Text messages do not always arrive. Messages can be delayed, blocked, or lost. Neither the Firm nor the carriers are liable for delayed or undelivered messages.
The number you give us
When you give us a telephone number, you are telling us that the number is yours — that you are the subscriber on the account or the person who regularly uses that phone. If you give us a number belonging to someone else, such as a spouse, parent, or adult child, you are telling us you have that person’s permission for us to contact them there about your case. Please tell us right away if any number changes or stops being yours. Telephone numbers get reassigned, and we do not want information about your case going to a stranger.
Age
Our text messaging is for people 18 and older. If you are under 18, please have a parent or guardian contact us.
When representation ends
When your representation ends, we will stop sending case-related text messages and automated calls, except messages about closing your file, funds, or resolving liens.
Changes to these terms
We may update these terms and will change the effective date above when we do. Changes do not broaden what you already agreed to.
SMS Privacy
We do not sell your mobile number, and we do not share it — or your opt-in and consent status — with third parties or affiliates for their marketing or promotional purposes. We share it only with the vendors who deliver our messages and store our records, excluding aggregators and providers of the text message services, and those vendors are required to protect it.
We collect your mobile number, the messages you exchange with us, and records of when messages were sent. We use that to communicate with you, to keep records of our work, and to meet our legal and professional obligations. Information about your case is also protected by the attorney-client privilege and by our duty of confidentiality, both of which are broader than any privacy policy.
How the Firm handles your information generally is described in our Privacy Policy at reyeslaw.com/privacy-policy.
Questions
Angel Reyes & Associates, P.C.
8222 Douglas Avenue, Suite 400, Dallas, Texas 75225
(214) 526-7900 · [email protected]