What Does a Seller’s Disclosure Notice NOT Tell You About the Property?

By Don White | Published September 25, 2015 | Posted in Business Law, Real Estate & Condemnation, Real Estate Law | Comments Off on What Does a Seller’s Disclosure Notice NOT Tell You About the Property?

By Don White Board Certified by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization in both Commercial and Residential Real Estate Law When a Seller offers a home for sale, they are required under the Contract to provide the buyer with a Seller’s Disclosure Notice. This Notice is a disclosure of the Seller’s knowledge of any areas Read More

The Cost of Doing Business

By Don White | Published September 21, 2015 | Posted in Business Law, Business Litigation, Contract Law, General Corporate Law | Comments Off on The Cost of Doing Business

Tale of Two Businesses (A Business Parable) Two entrepreneurs went to visit an attorney’s office. One was named Joe Pennypincher, the other was Patrick Preparedman. They each wanted to start a business and needed documents drawn up. At each of their consults, the attorney explained how he would go through and get the important factors Read More

How Are Law Offices Structured?

By Don White | Published August 7, 2015 | Posted in Business Law, General Corporate Law, Government Contract Law, Local Government Law | Comments Off on How Are Law Offices Structured?

Four Common Organizational Structures A law office is a place to go whenever you need guidance or representation for various types of legal matters ranging from child custody and juvenile defense to bankruptcy and oil/mineral rights. At its most basic level, a law office houses a lawyer, who provides services in his or her area Read More

Business Divorce in Texas

By Don White | Published July 22, 2015 | Posted in Business Law, Business Litigation, Contract Law, General Corporate Law | Comments Off on Business Divorce in Texas

When I was young, my father told me to never get into a 50/50 ownership arrangement with your business partner. Now that I’ve grown into an attorney who sometimes deals with these businesses, I thought it might be useful to talk about some of the ways to avoid a 50/50 situation or some considerations that Read More

What Does a Civil Lawyer Do?

By Don White | Published July 20, 2015 | Posted in Civil Litigation, Estate Planning Law, Family Law, General Corporate Law, Municipal Law, Probate Law, Real Estate Law | Comments Off on What Does a Civil Lawyer Do?

By Don R. White, Attorney at Law A civil lawyer practices in the field of civil law, which may consist of corporate, family, business, real estate, probate or personal injury law. The cases a civil lawyer deals with all generally regard disagreements between two parties. When a disagreement can’t be settled between the two parties, Read More

So You’re Starting Your Own Business. Do You Need a Business Lawyer?

By Don White | Published July 9, 2015 | Posted in Business Law, Business Tax Law, General Corporate Law | Comments Off on So You’re Starting Your Own Business. Do You Need a Business Lawyer?

By Byron R. Berry, Attorney at Law Starting a new business is exciting, daunting and full of the unknown. For these reasons, it is absolutely necessary to use the expertise of a lawyer in order to safely begin your business journey. What to Look for in a Business Lawyer When Starting Your Own Business First Read More

King v. Burwell

By Lance Vanzant | Published June 25, 2015 | Posted in Business Law, Government Contract Law, Local Government Law, Municipal Law | Comments Off on King v. Burwell

By Lance Vanzant Today in King v. Burwell the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that tax credits provided under the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act are allowed for health insurance purchased on any exchange created under the Act. The Petitioners challenged the giving of tax credits on those exchanges created by the federal government. The Act Read More

Today in Horne Et al v. Department of Agriculture

By Lance Vanzant | Published June 22, 2015 | Posted in Business Law, Civil Litigation, Government Contract Law, Local Government Law, Municipal Law | Comments Off on Today in Horne Et al v. Department of Agriculture

Today in Horne Et al. v. Department of Agriculture the U.S. Supreme Court issued a ruling that the government must pay just compensation when it takes personal property from an owner, just as when it takes real property. Purportedly to help maintain stable markets for agricultural products, the Agricultural Marketing Agreement Act of 1937 authorizes the Read More

Texas Legislature Updates Exemptions on Personal Property

By Lance Vanzant | Published June 19, 2015 | Posted in Bankruptcy Law, Business Law, Civil Litigation, Contract Law | Comments Off on Texas Legislature Updates Exemptions on Personal Property

By Byron R. Berry On May 26, 2015, the Texas Legislature passed an amendment to the Texas Property Code that increases the amount of personal property that is exempt from garnishment, attachment, execution or other seizure. Previously set at $60,000 for a family, or $30,000 for an individual, the protection stopped debt collectors from seizing Read More

Writing A Contract

By Don White | Published June 12, 2015 | Posted in Business Law, Civil Litigation, Contract Law, General Corporate Law | Comments Off on Writing A Contract

So you want to create a contract? You have agreed to a deal and all that remains is to reduce that agreement to writing. How do you go about writing a contract? What questions should you be asking yourself as you reduce the agreement to writing? Think of contract drafting as requiring one part each: Read More

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