The Law Offices of
William T. Peckham
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The holidays are often a time when people spend hundreds of dollars on gifts for family members and friends. It is also a time when you may spend a significant amount of money on holiday parties at your Texas home or apartment. Although you may consider holiday...
You don't transfer ownership of your Texas home to a buyer immediately after accepting that person's offer to acquire it. Instead, you must go through a series of steps to ensure that the transaction is completed in accordance with local, state and other applicable...
You worked hard on your estate, and you want those you love most to benefit from it after your death. Because of this, you created a will to appoint your heirs so that they can receive a share of your estate upon your death. However, you may be worried that they will...
If you are struggling with debt you cannot afford and are thinking about filing for Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy, you probably have a lot of questions about how bankruptcy would affect your day-to-day life. For example, you may be wondering how long it takes to...
Texans who are experiencing financial difficulties might feel as if the weight of the world is on their shoulders. They could be fearful of the prospect of bankruptcy due to misconceptions about it. Before dismissing the idea of filing for personal bankruptcy, it can...
No business partnership lasts forever. Partners pass away, retire or simply move on to new challenges. As with every hurdle your business might face, preparation is key. A buy-sell agreement is how partners in a closely-held business prepare for one or more members of...
When commercial entities do not pay on debts they owe, creditors may take steps to collect payment in other ways. One reasonable course of action for some creditors is to file UCC-Uniform Commercial Code-1. This is a legal statement that outlines a creditor’s intent...
Texas residents who purchase property in a subdivision, condominium complex, or a planned community are usually required to abide by rules laid down and enforced by homeowner’s associations. These rules are designed to protect property values by ensuring that...
You may have purchased your dream home shortly before retirement. You bought a large property, with stunning views and made the backyard a pool paradise for your family to enjoy. Or you bought a vacation beach condo on the Gulf Coast years ago, a weekend getaway your...
Many individuals and families in Texas and across the country firmly believe that filing for bankruptcy to secure debt relief is a process to be avoided. One Texas legal source on bankruptcy and its effectiveness in resolving deep debt woes prominently notes their...
