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If you’re a business owner, numerous areas of your company require your attention every day. So, it’s understandable that creating a succession plan isn’t at the forefront of your mind. Still, creating one is integral to the continued success of your business and...
Texas law recognizes both formal and holographic wills. You usually need an attorney's help when drafting a formal will, along with witnesses, to make it valid. This process can be tedious and complex, making the holographic option more popular. You can draft this...
Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) play a crucial role in the economy. They drive innovation and create jobs in the market. However, as SMEs engage in various business transactions, there are times when facing disputes are unavoidable. This is where the...
It can be exciting to buy or sell a business, but there are also important steps to keep in mind to ensure the process is completed correctly. Buying and selling Before buying a business, it is helpful to research the market to understand how many customers the...
We are in July now, so you may feel relieved not having to drive in the harsh conditions of winter weather. However, there are many potential road hazards on Texas roads during the summer that can cause accidents. Roads are sometimes in poor condition after winter due...
It can be tempting for the owner or would-be owner of a business in the Beaumont area only to call an attorney at certain critical points in the business’s life. This is understandable. For one, Southeast Texas businesses of all sizes need to be mindful of expenses....
Owning land or property is many people’s biggest dream, but sometimes disputes over title arise. When that happens, Texas law allows you to file what is known as a “trespass to try title action” to determine who owns the property. Finding out that someone else is...
When Texans think about estate planning, they are likely to focus on their will, a trust and other basic documents to determine how their property will be distributed after they are gone. This is thoroughly understandable since financial issues are a common point of...
Guardianship is not the only option for helping an elderly person who needs assistance. There are other alternatives that may be less restrictive, less costly and more respectful of the person's rights and preferences. In fact, Texas law requires that guardianship be...
People in Texas generally need to use the interstate to get back and forth. This is true whether they are commuting to work, going to school, taking a leisure trip or just passing through the Lone Star State. A critical part of trying to keep people safe is...