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For a new business owner, creating a hiring process is one of the most intimidating parts of forming a company. There are many rules and laws to navigate and getting things wrong can introduce legal complications. Most new business operators need a path that helps...
Buying property for a specific development does not necessarily guarantee that the zoning rules will remain the same forever – or even until the project is complete. Texas cities have authority to adopt and amend zoning regulations, which means a developer who...
An estate administrator takes on a very significant role after someone passes away. As that person’s estate goes through probate, the estate administrator (or “estate executor”) will facilitate this process. Exactly what steps the estate administrator needs to take...
A contract’s scope of work defines the work one party agrees to perform on behalf of another. It establishes a project’s boundaries by identifying the required tasks, deliverables and responsibilities, giving both parties a shared understanding of what the agreement...
Being named as a personal representative in a will does not force someone to accept the position. Even after accepting the appointment, a representative may ask to step down. However, Texas law requires the proper court process must be followed first, in order to...
Contracts help define the rights and responsibilities of everyone involved in a business or personal transaction. When one party fails to meet those obligations, the agreement may be breached, creating financial and legal consequences. Not every breach has the same...
There are specific scenarios in which the civil courts may agree to rescind or invalidate a contract. The party raising questions about the contract often needs to present a compelling case as to why the contract is illegal or unfair. One of the more common reasons...
Every Texas business is required to maintain a registered agent to receive important legal and government documents. This role helps ensure that official notices, service of process and state correspondence reach your business promptly. As your company grows, you may...
When it comes to real estate, a variance can help a property owner get around zoning regulations. An example could be if a business owner purchases a property that is zoned for residential use, but they want to open a commercial location. Even though it is not in a...
Starting a business and driving it forward takes a huge amount of energy. A prospective business owner who lacks a positive mindset is unlikely to get very far. That being said, entrepreneurs need to maintain a balanced view, as pure positivity could prove...