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Owning land in Texas means you might own valuable minerals beneath your property. But these resources can sometimes bring complications, especially when mineral liens come into play. These legal claims can impact your property rights and financial interests....
When the government needs private property in Denton, homeowners and renters must move. While property owners often get the spotlight, renters must know their rights when eminent domain claims their rental home. What is eminent domain for renters? The government can...
Facing the potential loss of your home might feel like a hopeless situation, but you may have a chance to save your property by delaying the foreclosure. Doing so can give you enough time to recover financially, save for new housing or even avoid foreclosure...
When an elderly person can no longer make decisions about their personal welfare or finances, they may need a guardian. Guardianship is a legal process in which a court assigns someone to make decisions on behalf of an individual who cannot do so themselves....
Imagine discovering valuable resources beneath your Texas property. Exciting, right? But before you start dreaming of getting rich from it, you need to know if you own those mineral rights. In Texas, mineral rights can involve many challenges. It is also often...
Eminent domain cases can be a shock for property owners. You might face a government entity that wants to take your land for public use. The process often starts with an offer that seems unfairly low. This can leave you feeling frustrated and confused. Let us find out...
Pipeline construction and operation are key parts of Texas's energy infrastructure. Knowing about the different aspects of this industry can help landowners and businesses handle the legal side. Here is what you need to know about pipeline construction and operation...
In Texas, those who can administer probate are called executors when there's a will. It's different for intestate or when there's no will—they're called administrators and do the same thing as executors. To settle an estate after a person's death, they gather assets,...
The Elder Abuse Prevention and Prosecution Act of 2017 was a major step forward in protecting seniors from abuse and exploitation. This law strengthens the ability of law enforcement to investigate and prosecute elder abuse, helping to ensure the safety of older...
On November 15, 2024, a Texas federal court struck the Department of Labor's new overtime rule. This ruling dramatically impacts business owners in Texas and throughout the United States. The court's decision changes how companies must handle overtime pay for their...
