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In any business, large or small, an owner runs some kind of legal risk. Customers, employees, partners and other relevant parties could seek legal action if they feel they have a case. While some lawsuits are unavoidable, there are many things Texas business owners...
In a hot real estate market, some young adults in Texas and across the United States are looking at creative ways to become property owners. “Co-buying,” where people pool money together with friends to purchase a shared home or investment property, is increasing in...
Signing final divorce papers is often a monumental occasion for those looking to end a marriage. In many ways, this can signal that the divorce process is finally “over.” While this may be the last step for some couples, it is not uncommon for some matters to need to...
Driving is a task that requires all of your attention. Unfortunately, many drivers in Texas seem to be focused on almost anything except the road. Distracted driving can take many forms, but one of the most ubiquitous issues is texting and driving. Smartphones are...
Founders, entrepreneurs and business owners have unique considerations when it comes to estate planning. Passing away suddenly without such planning in place can have major implications, not only on loved ones but also employees, shareholders and business partners. It...
In real estate, a disclosure is a piece of information a seller provides to a potential buyer, which may impact their decision to purchase the home. Disclosure requirements can vary from state to state. As such, it is important that sellers in Texas know which...
Every year, many Texas residents suffer injuries in automobile accidents. Sadly, some of them ultimately pass away, leaving their loved ones dealing with emotional losses they struggle to fill and financial losses they may find difficult to pay. In the time between...
You’ve been thinking about your need for an estate plan of sorts for some time. You know you need a will, at least, but you don’t want to go through the official estate planning process. So, you are thinking about doing it yourself and writing your own will. Is a DIY...
At some point, many business owners decide they want to sell their companies. Doing so can be a complicated process, and it is not uncommon for many business owners in Texas and elsewhere to make mistakes in the process that will wind up hurting them in the end. Here...
Planning for the later years in life often involves creating multiple forms of retirement income. However, divorce can disrupt even the most carefully laid plans. From your retirement savings account to things like Social Security benefits, divorce may have you...
