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Be Sure of These Two Things Before You Answer a Lawsuit

Being served with a lawsuit can be stressful, and many defendants assume that if they don’t answer immediately, they’ll face an automatic judgment. While it’s always best to respond by the deadline, missing the answer deadline doesn’t always mean the worst-case scenario. However, before filing an answer, there are two critical issues you should consider: […]

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When Are You Entitled to a Free Lawyer?

Many people assume that if they’re involved in any legal trouble, they’re automatically entitled to a free lawyer. But the reality is more nuanced, especially when distinguishing between criminal and civil matters. Let’s clear up some misconceptions and dive into when you actually have a right to court-appointed counsel. The Sixth Amendment and Criminal Cases […]

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When Is It Legal to Sign Someone Else’s Name?

There may come a time when you can’t be physically present to sign an important legal document. Maybe you’re traveling, hospitalized, or just unavailable. In those situations, is it legal for someone else to sign your name? The short answer is: yes, under specific circumstances. Let’s explore when and how it’s done legally in Texas. […]

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How Do You Keep Owners of an LLC in Texas Anonymous?

Many business owners in Texas prefer to keep their LLC ownership anonymous for privacy reasons. Fortunately, Texas law allows for certain structuring methods to maintain confidentiality. This article explains how to form an anonymous LLC in Texas, maintain confidentiality, and comply with state regulations. How to Set Up an Anonymous LLC in Texas Texas does […]

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The Better Way to Wholesale

Wholesaling real estate has become an increasingly popular strategy for investors looking to make money without directly purchasing property. However, it’s also an area rife with legal pitfalls, misunderstandings, and compliance issues. Many wholesalers operate in a legal gray area, particularly in states like Texas, where licensing requirements and advertising regulations complicate the process. Below, […]

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Is There Such a Thing as the “Double Close?”

In the world of real estate wholesaling, one of the most common questions wholesalers ask is: “Can you do a double close?” While the term “double close” may sound simple, it’s actually one of the most misunderstood and legally problematic tactics in real estate. Many wholesalers attempt to use double closings to maximize profits, but […]

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Doing Title Research the Manual Way

Conducting a title search is a critical step in any real estate transaction, helping buyers and lenders confirm ownership history and uncover any potential issues with the property. In Texas, title searches can range from simple reports in major counties where there is lots of title data to labor-intensive manual searches in rural areas. This […]

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