The Importance of Employment Contracts An employment contract is a legal agreement between an employer and employee in which the terms and conditions of employment are spelled out. Though there is a body of statute law which governs specific aspects of the employer/employee relationship, such laws only form part of the basis upon which the [...]
The executor of a will is the person chosen by the deceased to administrate the provisions of the will of his/her estate. The executor must be eighteen years older and have no prior felony convictions. Executors are usually family members, accountants or lawyers. The duties of the executor start at the time of death and [...]
Many professions create impositions on conservators making a standard possession order inapplicable and unworkable. The Court may deviate from a standard possession order if the order is inappropriate or unworkable in reference to the schedules of both the conservators and the child. Unique professions and irregular school schedules for children allow the Court to have [...]
At The Nacol Law Firm PC, in Dallas, Texas, we offer legal services related to a range of business transactions for entrepreneurs and commercial enterprises of all sizes in the Dallas–Fort Worth Metroplex and surrounding counties. The business transactions our law firm handles include: Entity selection Business structure counseling Contract negotiations and drafting Partnership/shareholder/licensing/supplier agreements/ [...]
Texas Home Owner Associations ( HOA ) : Are You in For Problems? A HOA has the power to make every neighbor’s’ life a little easier by establishing restrictions that keep the neighborhood clean, safe, and accountable. But certain issues , depending on the by-laws of your HOA, such as unjustified forced foreclosures, failure to [...]
Typically, standing to contest the validity of a Will is limited to two classes of persons: 1) a person who is named on the face of the Will (i.e. any beneficiary); and 2) a person who would inherit from the testator if the Will was invalid. The most common grounds, or reasons, for contesting a [...]
Has the time come to seriously start thinking about divorcing your Addict Spouse? After much heartbreaking soul searching has the time to break the downhill addictive spiral come for you and your family? Have you decided to stop the instability and damaging personal assaults the addictive spouse and parent has inflicted on the entire family? [...]
Before signing a contract, read through it carefully. Have an attorney review the contract. Make certain that you know what obligations are stated and/or implied. If you are uncertain as to your duties and you sign the contract, you may be liable for a future unintentional breach of the contract. Contract negotiations, especially in the [...]
The executor of a Texas will is the person chosen by the deceased to administrate the provisions of the will of his/her estate. The executor must be at least eighteen years old and have no prior felony convictions. Executors are usually family members, accountants, or lawyers. The duties of the executor start at the time [...]
Mom and Dad are divorcing or have been divorced and are now sharing joint custody of their children in the same city in Texas. One parent receives a letter from the other parent’s attorney requesting that this parent be allowed to relocate the children to another state so he/she may take a better job position [...]
