Starting a new business? Avoid these 5 things.

Starting a new business? Avoid these 5 things.

Starting a new business in Texas is exciting but there are 5 pitfalls we’d love for you to think through first.  Do not want you to get in trouble from the beginning. Choosing the wrong business structure. (not everything should be an LLC) Forgetting about protecting...
Starting a new business? Avoid these 5 things.

 Stop signing this junk.

We’ve seen a lot of problems when it comes to easements.  This is why we want to remind you NOT to sign an easement unless it is crystal clear about the location, width, and terms. A local surveyor can work up a survey showing the exact length, width, and location of...
Starting a new business? Avoid these 5 things.

Is this your property?

Texas is a community property state. So, when you ask us if the property is his, yours, or yall’s; here is what we would tell you: Community Property – any property acquired during marriage. Separate Property – any property acquired by gift, inheritance, or before...
Starting a new business? Avoid these 5 things.

Were you aware of the dangerous condition?

Hey Rancher! You could have a problem when someone gets injured on your farm when they are participating in a “farm animal activity”. You may be liable for property damage, personal injury, or death to a participant in a farm animal activity or livestock show IF: The...
Starting a new business? Avoid these 5 things.

For the sake of your kids

It is crucial for you and your spouse to have a good Will in place; especially if you have children under the age of 18.  Why?  Because you must decide who will be the guardians of the kids if something happens to you both.  Here is an example of what you need in the...
Starting a new business? Avoid these 5 things.

You have a problem if these aren’t signed

If you do not get these basic estate planning documents signed; you could be creating some significant issues for your family.  We talk about it often because it’s so important.  Get these in place and be at peace: Last Will and Testament Statutory Power of Attorney...