Family Law

• Child Support
  If child support or alimony is not paid, the recipient may have the right to place a Lien on your property. This Lien will stay until the debt is satisfied. This is an involuntary Lien.
• Spousal Support

Criminal Law

• Misdemeanors
  In Texas, it is a misdemeanor to conduct business or a professional service in Texas under an assumed name with the intention of violating this law.

Business and Corporate Law

• Corporate Law
• Business Formation
  Selecting the appropriate business structure and forming the entity correctly in the beginning stages of developing your business may save you a great deal in the long run. Correcting mistakes in business formation may be costly and time-consuming.
• Business Transactions
  Through your use of the site, you may have the opportunities to engage in commercial transactions with other users and vendors. You acknowledge that all transactions relating to any merchandise or services offered by any party, including, but not limited to the purchase terms, payment terms, warranties, guarantees, maintenance and delivery terms relating to such transactions, are agreed to solely between the seller or purchaser of such merchandise and services and you. WE MAKE NO WARRANTY REGARDING ANY TRANSACTIONS EXECUTED THROUGH, OR IN CONNECTION WITH THIS SITE, AND YOU UNDERSTAND AND AGREE THAT SUCH TRANSACTIONS ARE CONDUCTED ENTIRELY AT YOUR OWN RISK. ANY WARRANTY THAT IS PROVIDED IN CONNECTION WITH ANY PRODUCTS, SERVICES, MATERIALS, OR INFORMATION AVAILABLE ON OR THROUGH THIS SITE FROM A THIRD PARTY IS PROVIDED SOLELY BY SUCH THIRD PARTY, AND NOT BY US OR ANY OTHER OF OUR AFFILIATES.

Property Law

• Real Estate Litigation
  Current or prospective real estate owners can rely on our extensive knowledge and years of experience in Texas Real Estate Law. Our firm provides legal support and advice for first time buyers, individuals, entrepreneurs, professionals and corporations.
• Real Estate Transactions
  A General Warranty Deed is the gold standard of deeds and is the most common deed used in real estate transactions.
• Easement

Trusts and Estates

• Estate Planning
  Trusts may be set up for estate planning purposes or to take care of a special needs child after the parents are deceased.
• Wills
  A Last Will and Testament is a document that states what will happen legally to your assets after you pass away. Creating a Will assures that you decide what happens to your Texas property upon your death.
• Trusts
  When you set up your Trust, you decide if it is to be a Revocable or an Irrevocable Trust. Alternatively, you may set up the Trust to be Revocable while you are alive and make it Irrevocable after your death.
• Power of Attorney
  A Power of Attorney, also referred to as a POA, is a written document signed by one person that appoints another person as an Agent or “Attorney”.
• Probate

Finance Law

• Bankruptcy
• Foreclosure
  To do so, the Seller or Lender will need to hire an attorney to conduct a foreclosure of the property. The property will be auctioned off to the highest bidder at a public sale at the courthouse and the proceeds from the sale are applied to the loan.
• Tax Law
  Whether a corporation is a C-Corp or S-Corp is determined by the Internal Revenue Service, not by the State of Texas. It is Federal Tax Law, not State Law.