Philip Silberman | Silberman Law Firm, PLLC - Part 10

Anticipatory Breach: Understanding Its Impact on Contracts

Contracts are the backbone of business transactions, providing parties with legally binding agreements that outline their rights and obligations. However, sometimes these agreements don’t go as planned. One of the situations that can disrupt a contract is an anticipatory breach.  What is an Anticipatory Breach? An anticipatory breach, also called anticipatory repudiation, occurs when one […]

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Blockchain and Smart Contracts: Transforming Property Transactions in Texas

The intersection of blockchain technology and real estate law is a novel yet increasingly relevant field of study. As blockchain continues to show its versatility beyond its origins in cryptocurrency, it holds the potential to revolutionize various industries, including property transactions. This post explores how smart contracts could reshape the real estate landscape in Texas, […]

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Claiming Unclaimed Property in a Texas Probate

When we think about the assets in our estate, it’s natural to consider the more tangible and immediate items like real estate, bank accounts, and personal belongings. However, there are often overlooked assets that may have significant value and can easily become unclaimed property and create implications in the probate process.  What Is Unclaimed Property? […]

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The Texas Recording Statute

Recording in General Some people mistakenly believe that merely having a signed deed is evidence of clear ownership of real property and all that is needed to enforce your claim. Although the process has evolved over time and may vary from state to state, the overwhelming majority of states, if not all of them, stress […]

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