Historically in Texas, if parental rights were terminated, there was no hope for family reunification. That changed when the 87th Texas Legislature passed House Bill 2962 in May 2021. The
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Employment-related non-compete agreements that prevent employees from accepting a job with a new employer that competes with their previous employer have long been subject to regulation by the states. Through
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Clients with business entities have had some planning flexibility to be able to maintain privacy regarding the ownership and control of LLCs, LPS, and corporations. The Corporate Transparency Act (the
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The IRS has said a recent court decision upholds its longstanding position regarding abusive microcaptive insurance transactions. In Reserve Mechanical Corp. the court upheld the IRS’s position on abusive microcaptive
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Sprouse Shrader Smith is proud to announce the appointment of Mindi B. Zanowiak as a Member of the State Bar of Texas Minimum Continuing Legal Education Committee. This committee works
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Recently the Potter-Randall Appraisal District (“PRAD”) has been sending letters to local residents who own their personal residence in a trust threatening to revoke those residents’ homestead property tax exemptions.
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