Losing a spouse brings deep grief and challenging questions about what happens next. Texas law offers clear rights to protect those who have lost their husband or wife. Here's what you should know about your legal rights as a surviving spouse in Texas. What Texas...
Eminent domain cases present unique challenges for property owners in Texas. When the government exercises its right to acquire private property for public use, owners often face complex issues that require careful navigation. Understanding these common challenges can...
If you’re like most business owners, your dream isn’t just to build a thriving enterprise. It’s also about creating and preserving a family enterprise that can endure for generations. Passing the torch to your children when the time is right should be a meaningful...
The government's power to take private property for public use often makes property owners feel helpless. In Texas, eminent domain claims can be incredibly challenging. However, property owners have rights and options to fight these claims. Understanding the process...
To fulfill your loved one’s wishes according to their last will, you will need to submit their will to probate court. And to do that, you must have its original copy. But what if you cannot find the original will? In Texas, it is possible to file a copy of your loved...
Eminent domain can turn a tenant's world upside down. In Texas, where people fiercely guard property rights, renters often worry about their rights when the government takes their home or business space. Let's explore how tenants can protect themselves in the Lone...
If your house has been targeted for eminent domain action, explaining the situation to your children can be difficult. While property owners are entitled to fair compensation if the government takes their private property for public use, the eminent domain process can...
Eminent domain allows the government or authorized entities to acquire private property for public use, provided they offer just compensation. While some projects require entire properties, others may only need a portion, resulting in a partial taking. Unlike full...
Yes, but it can depend on a variety of factors. If a government entity or contractor takes your property through eminent domain in Texas, the law requires them to provide you with just compensation for it. In some cases, you may qualify for compensation beyond the...
Creating an estate plan can be daunting, and it often involves multiple steps from start to finish. After completing this process, you may feel safe once you complete the paperwork and store it somewhere secure. Still, there could be many reasons to revisit these...
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