Proving a Claim for Disputed Title – Trespass to Try Title
WHAT IS TRESPASS TO TRY TITLE LAWSUIT? A suit to quiet title is a statutory cause of action grounded in Chapter 22 of the Texas Property Code. Generally speaking, a […]
The “Creative Destruction” Impact of Coronavirus on the Practice of Law
BAD NEWS ALL OVER The destructive impact of COVID-19 is undeniable. Virtually every industry in the American (and possibly worldwide) economy has been negatively impacted. The practice of law is […]
Keep Calm and Call Your San Antonio Real Estate Lawyer
COVID-19 has affected all of us. My small business is not immune from the pandemic’s economic and life-altering impact. Yet, we are here, adapting to the new “normal” to best […]
VIDEO: Accessing Bexar County Courthouse Gets Challenging
On April 6, 2020, Bexar County Judge Nelson Wolff entered a revised Emergency Order in response to the COVID-19 Disaster Declaration. This Order (NW-o5) contains strict guidelines for all persons […]
New COVID-19 Forms from Texas Ass’n of Realtors
The Texas Association of Realtors (TXR) is not taking the COVID-19 pandemic lying down. Instead, they have issued a series of responsive forms designed to assist their Realtor members and […]
VIDEO: Bexar County Courts Emergency Ops Plan
On March 25, 2020, the Bexar County Civil District Courts issued the COVID-19 Court Operations Plan. The Plan is effective April 6, 2020 and requires that ALL hearings be conducted […]
Texas Realtors Issues COCID-19 Addendum to Contract
From Texas Realtors: The COVID-19 pandemic is causing unprecedented impact and uncertainty for Texas real estate transactions. Voluntary and mandatory quarantines and the closure of government and private offices may impede the […]
HOAs and Sustainability Improvements
“The right of individuals to use their own property as they wish remains one of the most fundamental rights that individual property owners possess.”[1] Texas’ population explosion and climate change[2] […]
What is an Option to Purchase in Texas Real Estate Law?
TEXAS COURT DEFINITION OF “OPTION TO PURCHASE” Under Texas court decisions, an option to purchase is a land contract by which the owner gives another the right to buy property […]
FOURTH COURT OF APPEALS UPHOLDS OUR CLIENT’S ROADWAY ACCESS
In December 2016 we filed suit on behalf of Laredo landowners whose access to their subdivision was being denied by a neighboring property owner. The neighbor claimed that he owned […]
