Areas of Practice
- Business Law
Approximately half of the firm's practice is devoted to
counseling and advising businesses, both large and small, concerning
day-to-day business problems. Some of the areas of business law the
firm practices are the following:
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Formation of Corporations, Partnerships, Joint Ventures, Limited
Liability Partnerships and Limited Liability Companies;
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Business Succession Planning;
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Mergers, Acquisitions and Divestitures; and,
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Contracts
Civil
Litigation
As a direct outgrowth of the firm's
business-oriented client base, Yarbrough & Elliott is committed to the
efficient and expeditious handling of all civil litigation matters. The
firm's practice in this area ranges from simple to complex legal issues,
and involves both State and Federal Court.
The firm believes in a thorough and professional
approach to all litigation matters entrusted to its care, but with an eye
toward using cost-efficient procedures to resolve those matters and
avoiding unnecessary cost producing exercises not required by the
particular matter involved.
- Estate
Planning and Probate
Our estate planning practice is devoted to
assisting clients in the prospective transfer of personal wealth. Such
assistance ranges from the preparation of simple wills with outright
bequests to beneficiaries and contingent trusts for minors to more complex
bypass trusts and qualified terminable interest trusts designed to
minimize tax consequences to the estate.
Our Practice also extends to the probating of all
wills, to the creation of any necessary guardianships and other ancillary
matters.
An estate planning packet is available on this
site. Just download the files and submit the forms to the firm by email or
facsimile.
- Family Law
The firm also assists its clients in the area of
family issues. Such family law issues include prenuptial and postnuptial
agreements, divorce, property division and child custody.
Construction Law
Construction
law is an expanding area of the firm’s law practice.
The firm is actively involved in advising all types of
construction-related businesses regarding collecting debts and protecting lien
rights in Texas. This area of
practice includes activities such as sending the required notice letters to
general contractors and owners, as well as preparing and filing mechanic’s and
materialman’s lien affidavits.
The
firm’s construction law practice extends across the state of Texas.
When necessary, litigation is filed and prosecuted to foreclose
liens and to collect monies due for labor and materials.
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