Posted by iLawyer on Dec 12th, 2018 Firm News, Oil And Gas

5 tips for an effective oil and gas lease

Many Texas landowners benefit from leasing their land for oil and gas production. Perhaps an operator has approached you with an offer. If you are thinking about leasing your land, but aren’t sure where to start, here are five tips for negotiating a lease that may help you make your decision: Find out who they…


Posted by iLawyer on Oct 17th, 2018 Firm News, Probate

What prevents a muniment of title?

When a loved one dies, dealing with the division of their estate afterwards can be stressful. Depending on how well they planned out their wills or trusts, you may have to endure probate court before inheriting everything that the deceased wanted you to have. While many have devised numerous strategies to minimize or eliminate probate…



Posted by iLawyer on Oct 9th, 2018 Elder Law, Estate Planning, Firm News

It’s Now Harder for Veterans to Qualify for Long-Term Care Benefits

The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) has finalized new rules that make it more difficult to qualify for long-term care benefits. The rules establish an asset limit, a look-back period, and asset transfer penalties for claimants applying for VA pension benefits, including the Aid and Attendance benefit, that require a showing of financial need. The…


Posted by iLawyer on Aug 8th, 2018 Construction Litigation, Firm News

High-cost construction defects pose big setbacks

Construction defects have always been a hot topic in the construction industry. Not only do defects in performance, planning and supervision financially hurt the owner, but all the companies and contractors involved. It’s a tough situation for both parties and also difficult to target, especially when multiple people worked on one project. Common, and very…