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Real Estate and the Law

By on October 20, 2011 in Eminent Domain, Estate Planning Wills Trusts, Foreclosure Settlements, Housing Law, Real Estate Settlements, Settlements (General), Tax Settlements, Testimonials, Verdicts, Websites

Real estate law is one of the most specialized areas of the legal profession. Because real estate can be complex and involve large sums of money, you may need the expertise of a real estate lawyer. Real estate matters may come up in any of the following categories: Commercial real estate Residential real estate Real [...]

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Your Texas Real Estate Closing

By on September 13, 2010 in Eminent Domain, Foreclosure Settlements, Real Estate Settlements

If you are engaged in Texas real estate closings, your lender is required–under the Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act, or RESPA–to fully disclose all fees associated with purchasing your property. We offer outstanding results at exceptional rates, no matter what your legal issue may be. To schedule an appointment and to find out more about real estate laws in Texas, contact Sprouse Shrader Smith P.C., at (888) 364-0658 today.

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Dallas Real Estate Law Firms and Eviction Proceedings

By on August 30, 2010 in Eminent Domain, Foreclosure Settlements, Real Estate Settlements

What exactly are eviction proceedings like in Texas? And how can a Texas real estate law firm help you if you find it necessary to initiate such an action? These are questions that need to be asked. It may be necessary to retain the services of a Dallas real estate attorney that specializes in real estate contracts if your tenant fails to cooperate with the eviction proceedings. A skilled lawyer can help protect your best interests in the following ways:

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Commercial vs. Residential Real Estate

By on June 22, 2010 in Eminent Domain, Housing Law, Real Estate Settlements

Commercial vs. Residential Real Estate Contracts If you are considering buying property for your business, you may be surprised to discover just how different the process is – from purchasing a home for personal use.   Specifically, the contracts used in commercial real estate are very unlike those used in residential real estate. Following are a [...]

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