Waco Real Estate Lawyers Fight Cases for Clients
Advocate for businesses and individuals
The
attorneys at Texas law firm Smith & Bratcher, P.C. apply their extensive
knowledge about property rights, real estate issues, finance and business to
all areas of real estate law. With more than 30 years of experience in real
estate law, Smith & Bratcher, P.C. can help you with:
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Real estate transaction attorneys
From offer to sale, Smith & Bratcher, P.C. handles all aspects of buying and selling real estate and construction, so that you can feel confident about a smooth and precise transaction. Our attorneys can:
From offer to sale, Smith & Bratcher, P.C. handles all aspects of buying and selling real estate and construction, so that you can feel confident about a smooth and precise transaction. Our attorneys can:
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Real estate litigation attorneys
Real estate litigation requires substantial knowledge about property laws and civil litigation, as well as a dynamic courtroom presence. At Smith & Bratcher, P.C., our attorneys possess the knowledge necessary to litigate your real estate disputes.
Real estate negotiators
Some disputes are better solved outside of the courtroom. Our mediators guide negotiations to help protect your interests.
Advocates for clients in complex oil and gas real estate issues
At Smith & Bratcher, P.C., we have more than 30 years of experience helping businesses involved in exploring, discovering, acquiring and developing Texas natural resources. From our Waco office, we handle real estate disputes and litigation that arise during all phases of oil and gas resource acquisition and development. Our attorneys handle the complex business issues associated with oil and gas law and have represented clients in a variety of related matters, including royalties, mineral titles, operating agreements and purchase and sale agreements. We are also completely conversant in Texas and federal laws, including the General Mining Act of 1872, the Clean Air Act and the Clean Water Act.
Contact Texas real estate attorneys for a consultation today.
Call Smith & Bratcher, P.C. at 254-751-0044 or contact us online to schedule an appointment with a real estate attorney in our Waco office.
Real estate litigation requires substantial knowledge about property laws and civil litigation, as well as a dynamic courtroom presence. At Smith & Bratcher, P.C., our attorneys possess the knowledge necessary to litigate your real estate disputes.
Real estate negotiators
Some disputes are better solved outside of the courtroom. Our mediators guide negotiations to help protect your interests.
Advocates for clients in complex oil and gas real estate issues
At Smith & Bratcher, P.C., we have more than 30 years of experience helping businesses involved in exploring, discovering, acquiring and developing Texas natural resources. From our Waco office, we handle real estate disputes and litigation that arise during all phases of oil and gas resource acquisition and development. Our attorneys handle the complex business issues associated with oil and gas law and have represented clients in a variety of related matters, including royalties, mineral titles, operating agreements and purchase and sale agreements. We are also completely conversant in Texas and federal laws, including the General Mining Act of 1872, the Clean Air Act and the Clean Water Act.
Contact Texas real estate attorneys for a consultation today.
Call Smith & Bratcher, P.C. at 254-751-0044 or contact us online to schedule an appointment with a real estate attorney in our Waco office.
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