When you start a business in Texas, you have many options as to its structure. Even once you decide on a partnership between you and one or more other individuals, you still have a variety of options available. The most common options are a general partnership and a limited partnership, each of which has its own advantages and disadvantages. According to FindLaw, however, you also have a third option, the limited liability partnership, which combines some of the advantages of each of the two other types of partnerships.
Reviewing home purchasing contingencies
There is no denying that the process of purchasing a new home in Dallas is an exciting one. Such excitement may prompt you to want to rush into putting a property that you think is your dream home under contract with the hopes of completing your purchase as soon as possible. Yet many clients have come to us here at Palmer & Manual PLLC in your same position without first thinking about what protections they may want to place in their purchasing contracts to help keep them from making a potentially port decision. Such additional thought need not deter you from pursuing a property, but rather ensure that you are getting what you think you are paying for.
Benefits of writing up a partnership agreement
Forming a business as a partnership is exciting. But even if you run the business with a best friend, close family member or trustworthy colleague, you never know when things can go sour. A partnership dispute can cause your business to falter, especially if you do not have a strong agreement in place.
Forming a Business Partnership
Forming a business as a partnership is exciting. But even if you run the business with a best friend, close family member or trustworthy colleague, you never know when things can go sour. A partnership dispute can cause your business to falter, especially if you do not have a strong agreement in place. In our experience, typically a successful business produce more disputes than a struggling business. With a division of responsibilities, there will be natural differences in expense reimbursement, re-investment goals, and even procedural policies. These disagreements may seem small, but add up over time and can fracture even the strongest relationships.
Communication guidelines under the FDCPA
The word "harassment" is often thrown around quite liberally when it comes to debt collections. Many in Dallas may understand that they legitimately owe on their debts; they just do not like to be reminded of it. You (as a business owner) have every right to collect what is owed to you; at the same time, you do not want your reputation damaged by those who you have to pursue for outstanding debts. A question that is often posed to us here at Palmer & Manuel PLLCB by clients in your same position is what does the law dictate when it comes to communicating with those that owe your company money?
