Frisco, TX
Business Lawyer at Frisco, TX
Practice Areas: Business, Real Estate, Wills & Living Wills
First, you should look at the contract. It should contain a clause regarding the type of deed you are to deliver. Absent a clause like that, I...
I don't think a judge would be real keen to overturn a judgment against the losing party when the losing party is admitting they practiced law...
First. This is not a legal answer. This is merely what I understand. I'm not sure if it's necessarily a law, but I think you typically only...
You have a limited amount of time to reverse the judgment. You should hire an attorney to review the matter and determine whether it is worth the try.
It depends on a few factors as to whether it will be easier to form a new company. First, has the company been forfeited for failure to file/pay...
Some sort of a trespass to try title suit will be required. However, I'm not sure you have standing to bring it. The seller will most likely have...
The sellers I represent typically only provide a special warranty deed. In your particular situation, I would recommend that. The difference is...
It depends upon the language in the contract. Mr. Land is correct by mentioning the liquidated damages language, or the lack thereof. That could be...
I'm not sure you have any options. Absent fraud, your causes of actions have most likely passed the statute of limitations.
You may certainly confer with an attorney by telephone. Be sure to have all your documents and notes ready to send via e-mail following the...
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