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Judith El Masri
November 22, 2021

The Texas Constitution Art. V. Section 1 states; “the legislature may establish such other courts as it may deem necessary and prescribe the jurisdiction and […]

Byron L. Brown
November 10, 2021

Certain recent events occurring across the national, state, and local political landscapes—including the COVID-19 pandemic and related mask and vaccine mandates, election integrity, bail bond […]

Unsworn Declarations in Texas

Brandon Morris
November 8, 2021

There are many instances under the law where an individual is required to swear to the accuracy of a statement or document. The iteration of […]

Ford Hamilton
October 28, 2021

With the new legislative session, several changes in the area of public works stand to impact how cities in Texas implement payments for public works […]

Let’s Talk about Animal Paw-licies!

Raphael A. Garza
October 19, 2021

Pet ownership has been on the rise lately, with up to 67% of households owning a pet, according to a national survey conducted by the […]

What is a PID?

Judith El Masri
October 15, 2021

Texas cities, or local governments, historically use collections from property taxes and sales tax revenues to fund, or provide security for municipal bonds, in order […]

Tax Rate Scares

Megan J. Mikutis
October 7, 2021

The end of September marks two things: (1) the official start of “Spooky Season” and (2) the deadline for certain municipal taxing units to adopt […]

Contract Zoning and When It’s Okay

Byron L. Brown
September 28, 2021

Texas is a very property rights conscious state. For example, we have some of the most robust homestead protections in the nation, contracts involving interests […]

Disclosures and Annexation

Brandon Morris
September 22, 2021

Annexation laws in Texas have been an ever-evolving landscape over the past few years, and the 2021 legislative session has provided additional changes once again. […]

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