All adults should have a will. Your Texas last will and testament allows you, rather than the state, to determine what should happen to your assets if you pass away. But if you do not follow Texas will requirements, the document will not be valid. What Are the Texas Will Requirements? To be binding and enforceable your will must...
Continue ReadingWhen you start your own business, you’re probably worried about simple things, like how to attract customers and turn a profit. As your business grows and develops, you might find yourself thinking about incorporating your business. Before you incorporate your business, however, you need to be well-informed about the details of the process. On top of that, you need...
Continue ReadingWhen it comes to estate planning, most people have heard of a last will and testament. While this is certainly a popular option for handling one’s estate, it is by no means the only option. In fact, a comprehensive estate plan will likely include both a will and a trust. In this article, our Texas estate planning lawyers will...
Continue ReadingOver the years, doctors signing physician employment contracts with small practices has become increasingly commonplace in Texas. Retaining a physician employment contract attorney’s services to identify the obligations and expectations of either party to physician employment agreements can minimize future disputes. For assistance, please don’t hesitate to contact our firm online or call (512) 410-0343 today. What Is a...
Continue ReadingThinking about starting a business can be exciting. But there is no doubt that getting a business up and running also requires a lot of hard work. And while you may be tempted to do it all on your own, it never hurts to ask for help from a professional—in fact, doing so can ease much of the stress...
Continue ReadingMany think that estate planning is only for the ultra-wealthy, but that is simply not the case. If you have assets, you have an estate. If you have an estate, you need a plan. For assistance, please don’t hesitate to contact our Texas estate planning attorneys by sending us a message or calling (512) 410-0343 today. Below we will...
Continue ReadingAs a business owner, you’ve no doubt run into situations where you needed legal help. Due to the way most attorneys handle billing, it’s nearly impossible to figure out: Just how much does a business attorney cost? As a result, budgeting for legal help can be a challenge. Law firms rarely disclose their prices outright, and many operate on...
Continue ReadingOne of the first significant decisions made as a Texas small business owner is choosing the right type of entity for your business. LLCs or limited liability companies enjoy increasing popularity in Texas. LLCs in Texas offer the protections of corporations with the flexibility of a partnership. Also, LLCs are not subject to the in-depth filing requirements demanded of...
Continue ReadingProbate (noun): the process of winding up the affairs of a person who has passed away. The concept of probate can be confusing to clients (and even attorneys). In simple terms, probate is a lawsuit filed against yourself after you die – paid for with your own money – for the benefit of your creditors. If you have any questions...
Continue ReadingRunning your own business can be rewarding work. For many, it’s a dream come true. But if you currently own a business, or even if you are in the early stages of starting your own business, you know just how much there is to do and how complicated it can be. Regardless of where you are in the business...
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