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The Pre-Litigation and Litigation Process in Texas

  Pre-litigation The pre-litigation phase of the litigation process refers to the period before a formal lawsuit is filed in court. It sets the stage for potential litigation by gathering facts, exploring settlement options, and preparing legal strategies while aiming to resolve disputes efficiently and effectively. There are four important milestones for this initial stage:     Initial Consultation and Case Assessment. ​​Parties consult with attorneys to discuss their legal rights

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Understanding Mechanic’s Liens in Texas–Procedures & Best Practices

Establishing a valid mechanic’s lien in Texas involves navigating complex statutory provisions. Here’s a breakdown to help you understand and comply effectively. Challenges in Securing a Mechanic’s Lien The process to secure a mechanic’s lien under Chapter 53 of the Texas Property Code is intricate and requires meticulous attention to detail. Missing statutory deadlines or filing incorrect documents can invalidate your lien claim and expose you to legal risks. Importance

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Mechanic’s Liens in Texas: Understanding Your Legal Rights

In Texas, legal protections exist to safeguard and enforce the rights of tradesmen working on construction projects involving real property. These rights are asserted through a lien, a legal claim against the property to ensure payment for the work performed. Mechanic’s liens are protected by Article XVI, Section 37 of the Texas Constitution: “Mechanics, artisans, and material men, of every class, shall have a lien upon the buildings and articles

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Understanding the Post-Trial Appeals Process in Texas Civil Court

A trial court judgment is not the end of the road. In fact, there is still much left in the litigation process from enforcing judgments to post-trial motions and appeals. If a trial court entered a judgment against you, all is not lost. However, navigating the complexities of the post-trial appeals process in Texas civil court can be daunting, and hiring an attorney experienced with appellate procedure in Texas is

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