Yes, that is the exact purpose of the Texas Assumed Business or Professional Name Act -- to allow individuals and entities to use fictitious names;...

Start over with a new entity. If you purchase shares in the existing corporation, then you take on all the liabilities of which you may be unaware,...

Yes, a Deed of Trust, Note, and Deed are all required. A VL can be helpful if for some reason the lien priority or your DoT is challenged, or if an...

If the property owners are unable to pay the taxes and need a source to finance it, and further, if you are willing to serve as the owners' lender...

The local office of TABC will provide guidance and it only takes a call or visit. Looks like your closest office is in Austin; go there or call...

In this situation where the LLC has, I assume / hope, an Owner Policy of Title Insurance, use a General Warranty Deed for this transfer. If the LLC...

Check your Promissory Note, Deed of Trust, and Loan Agreement. I'd rate the chances at 99% that your mortgage lender can take these actions if the...

Yes, a Deed is lawful if it is properly executed by the then-owner or the owner's agent, notarized or witnessed, contains a valid property...

So much to unpack here. I don't understand why you voluntarily transferred LLC membership interests, if you had no obligation pursuant to the...

You are confusing rights of ownership vs. rights of possession. In law, they are two entirely distinct "estates" in property. Transfers of...