It is common for our firm to receive questions from a former spouse that was a party to a divorce proceeding that did not divide or partition all of the real estate owned by the spouses. Often, an ex-spouse is surprised to learn they are still on title to real property after a divorce has […]

Specific performance is an equitable remedy in Texas where a party (almost always the buyer) asks a court to force the seller to transfer the property according to the terms of an earnest money contract. A party seeking the remedy of specific performance must prove and plead 1) compliance with the contract including tender of […]

Many businesses in the State of Texas form entities. Whether a business is a registered partnership, a limited liability company, or a corporation, an entity may lose its ability to do business in Texas if an entity is involuntarily forfeited or voluntarily terminated. This article will discuss the law surrounding forfeitures and terminations as well […]