What is the Eviction Process in Texas?
What is the process by which a landlord can evict a tenant from rental property in Texas? Get an overview of the step by step process that any Forcible Entry and Detainer Lawsuit must follow.
How Do I Deed Property to An LLC: Asset Protection Through Entity Management
Holding your property in an LLC is much better than holding it in your name in order to protect yourself and your assets from liability. How can we move your property into a new LLC in Texas?
What is the Purpose of a Quitclaim Deed?
Quitclaim deeds are often talked about but rarely used by attorneys. What makes these property conveyance vehicles different from General or Specific Warranty Deeds?
When Can a Seller Keep Earnest Money?
Earnest money deposits can be a large up front cost for potential property owners. When is that money refundable and how can the sellers keep those funds?
What is a Series LLC in Texas?
A Series LLC can be a great tool for real estate investors in Texas, but what exactly is a Series LLC and how can it help?
Landowner Liability: Duty to Trespassers
What happens if a trespasser on your property is injured while trespassing in Texas?
Valid Deed in Texas: What are the legal requirements of a deed?
Texas Attorney Nathaniel Gilbert walks through a valid deed and the requirements for legal conveyance of property in Texas.
LLCs and Personal Liability: Avoiding Personal Asset Liability in LLC Management
Managing your LLC is imperative in protecting your personal assets. Proper and consistent management requires good LLC formation documents and instruction on their use.
LLC Formation Checklist: What Do I Need to Start My Business?
If you are considering starting a business, there are a variety of factors that you will need to consider when deciding to form an LLC. Attorney Nathaniel Gilbert gives the basic lowdown on the first questions you will need answered in this process.
Statutory Liability for Farms and Ranches in Texas: Do I Need a Hunting Lease Liability Wavier?
Liability Waivers are one part of a three part checklist for protections for your farm or ranch when considering drafting a hunting lease. Statutory protections provided by the state of Texas should be utilized as much as you are able.