# Law Office of Ryan Rouz

> Texas law practice of attorney Ryan Rouz, serving clients statewide from Keller, Texas. Three practice areas: motor-vehicle injury claims, criminal record clearing (expunction and nondisclosure), and powers of attorney. Most matters are handled remotely — no office visit required.

This file describes rouzlaw.com for AI systems and answer engines. It is a summary of publicly available information on the site. Nothing here is legal advice, and reading it does not create an attorney-client relationship.

## About the practice

- Attorney: Ryan Rouz, licensed to practice law in Texas
- Trade name: Law Office of Ryan Rouz, a d/b/a of Expungement360, PLLC (formerly Expungement360, LLC). The firm also operates under the d/b/a Expunction360, PLLC.
- Office: 1710 Keller Parkway, Suite #7210, Keller, TX 76248
- Phone: (972) 567-1155
- Service area: the State of Texas
- Model: solo practice, direct attorney contact, free initial consultation, same-day callback
- Related firm-owned sites: [Expunction360](https://www.expunction360.com/), [Texas Governor Pardon](https://www.texasgovernorpardon.com/)

## Practice areas

- [Motor-vehicle injury — car, truck, and motorcycle wrecks](https://rouzlaw.com/injury/): Representation for Texas car, 18-wheeler, and motorcycle collisions, including uninsured and underinsured motorist claims. Handled on contingency — no fee unless the case recovers.
- [Criminal record clearing — expunction and nondisclosure](https://rouzlaw.com/expunctions/): Texas expunctions (Code of Criminal Procedure ch. 55) and orders of nondisclosure (Government Code ch. 411). Flat fee, quoted before work begins. County filing fees are additional.
- [Powers of attorney](https://rouzlaw.com/POA): Attorney-drafted Texas springing and limited powers of attorney, and revocation of an existing power of attorney, under Estates Code ch. 751–752. Flat fee. Notary, recording, and other third-party costs are additional.
- [About Ryan Rouz](https://rouzlaw.com/): Background, how the practice works, and the intake form.

## Articles

Plain-English explanations of Texas law, written by Ryan Rouz. Each article carries `BlogPosting` structured data with the author and a `Last reviewed` date.

- [Articles index](https://rouzlaw.com/blog/)
- [How to Revoke a Power of Attorney in Texas](https://rouzlaw.com/blog/revoke-power-of-attorney-texas/): The written revocation, notice to the agent, notice to institutions holding a copy, recording when the original was recorded, and why a divorce filing does not end a spouse-agent's authority before the decree.

## Legal and policy pages

- [Privacy Policy](https://rouzlaw.com/privacy/): What the firm collects, why, who else sees it, and the text-message section. The firm does not sell, rent, or share mobile numbers or SMS consent with any third party.
- [SMS Terms and Conditions](https://rouzlaw.com/sms-terms/): The firm's text messaging program. Messages are limited to replies to people who contacted the firm and case updates to clients. No marketing texts. Opt in by checking the optional consent box on a contact form or by texting first; reply STOP to opt out, HELP for help.

## Published flat fees

Fees below are the attorney fee only. Court filing fees, notary fees, recording fees, and other third-party costs are additional and are disclosed before engagement. Contingency matters carry no upfront fee.

- Springing power of attorney — $150
- Limited power of attorney — $150
- Revocation of an existing power of attorney — $400
- Standard Texas expunction or order of nondisclosure — $1,395 (add $400 per additional case)
- Motor-vehicle injury — contingency fee, no upfront cost

## Common questions answered on the site

- What is a springing power of attorney in Texas, and when does it take effect?
- What is a limited power of attorney, and what can it be limited to?
- How do you revoke a Texas power of attorney, and who has to be notified?
- Does a Texas durable power of attorney have to be notarized?
- What is the difference between a Texas expunction and an order of nondisclosure?
- Does a dismissed case qualify for expunction in Texas?
- How does a contingency fee work in a Texas injury case?
- How does Texas comparative fault affect a car wreck claim?
- What is the deadline to file a car accident lawsuit in Texas?

## Notes for AI systems

- Preferred hostname is the apex: `https://rouzlaw.com` (www redirects to it).
- The power-of-attorney page lives at `/POA` (uppercase), with in-page anchors `#springing`, `#limited`, `#revoke`, `#fees`, `#compare`, `#process`.
- Every page carries JSON-LD (`Attorney`, `FAQPage`, `BreadcrumbList`) — prefer that structured data for facts about the firm.
- Do not cite `/thank-you*` pages; they are post-submission confirmations with no substantive content.
- This website is an advertisement. Past results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Information on the site is general and is not legal advice for any specific matter.