Equitable Contract People, businesses, or organizations sign contracts all the time. In fact, simply ordering staplers for your business is actually entering into a contract with the company that will supply the staplers. Once you pay for the delivered items you have fulfilled your side of the contract. However, contract breaches involving relationships such as … Read More
Forming an LLC in Texas is one of the most important legal steps a new business owner takes. Done correctly, it gives you liability protection, credibility, and a solid legal foundation. Done incorrectly — with missing documents, wrong filings, or no operating agreement — it can leave you personally exposed. This guide walks you through … Read More
Power Of Attorney Texas Law When planning your estate you should consider establishing a durable power of attorney to make sure that your wishes are carried out when you are inaccessible for some reason. People often give their children power of attorney (POA) so that the children can make certain decisions if the parents become … Read More
Muniment Of Title Texas A muniment of title is a procedure used in place of full estate administration, but in this procedure there is no appointment of an administrator or an executor of the estate. A muniment of title simply allows a deceased person’s last will and testament to be treated as proof of title … Read More
Pierce The Corporate Veil The first thing you should think about when staring a business is how you can protect yourself from lawsuits or debts that the business may face. Making the business an LLC, LP, or corporation can shield business owners, members, and stockholders from lawsuits. However, there are certain situations where a lawsuit … Read More
Yes — verbal agreements can be legally binding in Texas. But whether your specific handshake deal is enforceable depends on what was agreed to, what evidence exists to prove it, and whether the type of contract falls under Texas law requiring written agreements. This guide explains when verbal contracts are enforceable in Texas, when they … Read More
Fraud By Misrepresentation Fraud involves a situation where an individual or business entity intentionally deceives another party to gain an advantage or profit. Processes that involve contractual or commercial transactions are prone to risks related to fraud. Fortunately, there are legal remedies that a business or an individual can take advantage of for any losses … Read More
Several Lawsuits Have Been Filed Against ITC DEERPARK, TEXAS: Several lawsuits have been filed against ITC in Deer Park, Texas, including one from the State of Texas. Residents of Deer Park who were injured by the ITC Fire and Chemical Spill can get more information on how to recover monetary damages for their injuries here, … Read More
Due diligence is the process of gathering information and data about a potential venture and analyzing the data to ensure the consumer is receiving what they desire from the venture. At Holmes Law, PLLC. we conduct due diligence inspections and draft all requisite documents for oil and gas title opinions. Call (832) 509-0445 to speak … Read More
If you are a landlord in Harris County and a tenant has stopped paying rent, violated the lease, or refused to leave after proper notice — you have legal remedies available under Texas law. This guide walks you through the Harris County eviction process step by step, including required notice periods, JP court procedures, filing … Read More
