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Having a contract go out from under you is something that no business owner wants. When someone else breaks the terms of the deal, you want to collect whatever money is within your right. Under Texas State Law, once you can prove a valid contract exists, you may move...
Whether you are a small business owner or help to run a larger corporation, you may handle contracts on a regular basis. Contracts are a necessary part of many business operations in Texas and across the U.S., as they help to establish the terms of an agreement...
Property disputes bring up a number of concerns, especially when they result in litigation. These disagreements often cause all parties involved to experience high levels of stress and uncertainty, not to mention the amount of time that often comes with going to...
Maybe you are planning a landscaping project and are not sure where your property ends and your neighbor's begins. Maybe you have concerns that a neighbor's fence crosses over into your land. Whatever the property dispute, try these strategies to protect your rights...
When deciding on applicants to occupy your vacant units, you, of course, want to choose good candidates. While understandable, take measures to ensure that you do not engage in potentially discriminatory practices. To help avoid claims of discrimination and adhere to...
When engaged in a real estate deal or transaction in Dallas, Texas, it is imperative that you understand your rights and responsibilities per the real estate contract. Moreover, you should make it a point to thoroughly review the contract with a qualified real estate...
Whether they have a formal lease or rental agreement or not, situations may arise in which Texas landlords must ask tenants to leave their properties. Understanding when to use eviction cases and the grounds under which the court may grant an eviction may help...
The assumption of many employment protection laws is that anyone who works in the Dallas-Forth Worth Metroplex (or any other area of the country, for that matter), craves the benefits that they provide. Yet with the emergence of the gig economy in recent years, an...
Can you legally lock out a tenant on a unit when they owe rent? The answer is yes and no. Yes, you can do it, but it has to be for a very short period. Here in Texas, the property code requires you to allow them access back into the unit within 24 hours. So that is...
If you own a Texas business, you likely spend a good deal of your time negotiating contracts with your employees, your suppliers, your distributors, your customers, etc. It goes without saying that all of these contracts should be in writing so that you will find it...