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To Avoid Legal “Investment Techniques” Home Owners Should Use a Real Estate Lawyer in Texas.

The unfortunate situation of one man in Florida should stand as a warning to those wanting to sell their homes across the nation: work...

Hire a Lawyer San Antonio Trusts For Any Real Estate Related Situation.

Most people assume that real estate, property and personal property law is a boring subject that is exempt from litigation and intense...

Texas Real Estate Attorneys Say the Public/Private Sale Price Debate Matters to Consumers.

We’ve all heard the anecdote about Thomas Jefferson’s first draft of the Declaration of Independence, when he wrote that all men are...

What's a Monday Without a Little Sacrilege? Even the Most Reverent San Antonio Real Estate Lawyer

The Commercial Observer online is site with a series of articles that bills itself as New York’s authority on commercial real estate...

Real Estate Lawyers and Merger Attorneys in San Antonio Skeptical of $3.5 Billion Zillow-Trulia Deal

Online listing portals may have their own set of legal complications as far as liability in reporting goes, but that isn’t stopping...

Texas Real Estate Lawyers Split on “Racist” Realty Advertising Practices.

Shopping for a new home online has become immensely popular in the last decade as web-based companies have scrambled to provide a...

San Antonio Estate Planning Helps You Avoid Heartache Down the Road.

Most of us have been unlucky enough to experience that moment when our hard drive on our computer crashes: maybe the laptop falls off the...

There's Still Cowboys Left in Texas, Though Not

The housing market collapse back in 2008 wasn’t exactly the prettiest (or possibly legal) thing that Americans have experienced as...

San Antonio Attorneys Help to Avoid Mistakes in Commercial Real Estate.

As the commercial real estate market reels from the great recession many investors are finding a unique niche in which they can flourish....

San Antonio gives Google Fiber the go-ahead: not your typical case for San Antonio real estate lawye

Real estate? I thought this was about the city’s “digital divide” and bringing ultra-high speed internet to the residents, with some...