High asset divorce is a term used for divorces involving the highly valued property. With marriages dealing with multiple homes, businesses or assets such as art, divorce is a tricky proposition. Texas is a community property state. This means that any assets acquired...
Year: 2021
Brophy & Devaney Law announce Affiliation with New York Firm
Berlandi Nussbaum & Reitzas LLP (“BNR”) of New York, NY and Brophy & Devaney LAW, PLLC (“Brophy”) of Austin, TX, are pleased to announce their affiliation beginning November 1, 2021. While each law firm will remain separate for now, they will combine resources...
3 FAQs about Texas non-compete agreements
As in other states, Texas law recognizes that businesses may have the right to create non-compete agreements with employees. Also called non-competition agreements, these types of contracts may restrict workers from offering services to or sharing privileged...
Removing a minority shareholder from your closely held corporation
For whatever reason, you’ve decided that a certain minority shareholder in your company has got to go. Whether they are acting disruptively, harassing you with improper requests for dividend issuance or otherwise interfering with your ability to run the company, you...