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Can an HOA Foreclose on Your Home in Texas?

Falling behind on your homeowners association (HOA) dues can feel like a minor financial problem until you receive a foreclosure notice. In Texas, an HOA or condominium owners association (COA) may have legal authority to place a lien on your property and, in certain circumstances, pursue foreclosure. That does not mean an HOA can simply […]
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How a Texas DWI Arrest Affects Professional Licenses for Doctors, Real Estate Agents, and Corporate Executives

A DWI arrest in Texas can create problems that extend far beyond the courtroom. How a Texas DWI Arrest Affects Professional Licenses for Doctors, Real Estate Agents, and Corporate Executives examines the potential impact a DWI arrest can have on licensed professionals whose careers depend on their reputation, professional credentials, security clearances, or positions of […]
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What Property Can You Keep in a Texas Chapter 7 Bankruptcy?

Filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy does not necessarily mean losing everything you own. What Property Can You Keep in a Texas Chapter 7 Bankruptcy? depends on the exemptions available under Texas and federal bankruptcy law. These exemptions can protect certain assets from liquidation, including your home, vehicle, household belongings, retirement accounts, savings, and other important […]
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What Should Be Included in a Texas Independent Contractor Agreement?

Hiring an independent contractor can be a smart way to access specialized skills without bringing on a full-time employee. What Should Be Included in a Texas Independent Contractor Agreement? is an important question for any business that works with freelance designers, consultants, software developers, marketing professionals, construction subcontractors, or other independent service providers. A well-drafted […]
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Texas Partnership Dissolution Without a Partnership Agreement

Business partnerships do not always last forever. Texas Partnership Dissolution Without a Partnership Agreement can become especially challenging when business owners have no written agreement outlining how to end the relationship. Whether partners have different goals, disagree over finances or management, or simply cannot move the business forward together, understanding Texas law is essential for […]
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