Do I Need a Second LLC or Partnership?
Forming a new company for a venture that is separate and apart from your business is a great idea to protect your assets; Learn from San Antonio Business Attorney Nate Gilbert how this process works.
How Long Does It Take To Form An LLC?
If you’re ready to start your LLC, you’re likely champing at the bit to get started. But just how long does it take to get an LLC in Texas formed?
What Rights Does An Easement Give?
Easements can be a contentious issue between landowners. Make sure that you know the rights granted by an easement whether you are the grantor or the grantee.
Do I Need a Resolution for My LLC?
Corporate resolutions may seem like they are too formal for your small business, but they could mean the difference between being liable or your LLC actually protecting you.
Can I Form a PLLC in Texas?
As a professional in Texas, you have the option to form a Professional Limited Liability Company, but what does that mean, exactly?
Does A Deed Have To Be Recorded In Texas To Be Valid.
Is your deed properly recorded with the county where the property is located? If not, your deed is still valid in Texas.
Does An LLC Provide More Liability Protection Than Other Entities?
Starting your small business comes with many questions, including what level of liability protection you will have. LLCs are a common answer, but are they right for you?
Liability Waivers and Gross Negligence: Does My Liability Waiver Follow The Texas Express Negligence Doctrine?
Liability Waivers in Texas must follow the Express Negligence Doctrine in order to be enforced by a Court. But what is the Express Negligence Doctrine and does it cover gross negligence, too?
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?