Peterson Law Group - Bryan
Peterson Law Group has nearly 100 years of combined legal experience that we use to try and find the best solutions for our clients. We strive to provide the best service to you while we help you solve your legal problems.Attorneys for Your Life – We can help you through planning your estate, protecting you in case of disability, reviewing bank loans, closing real estate transactions, or planning for your death.
Attorneys for Your Family — We can help you through transferring wealth to your kids, litigating a difficult divorce or child custody case, assisting with child support cases, or relieving the burden of debt through a bankruptcy.Attorneys for Your Business — We can help you through starting a business, picking the right legal entity, drafting contracts, helping with employee issues, reviewing business financing, protecting assets from frivolous lawsuits, or representing you in the event you are sued.
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Monday
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9:00 AM to 5:00 PM
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Tuesday
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9:00 AM to
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Wednesday
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9:00 AM to 5:00 PM
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9:00 AM to 5:00 PM
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9:00 AM to 5:00 PM
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Saturday
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9:00 AM to 5:00 PM
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Sunday
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9:00 AM to 5:00 PM
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Additional Information
If you have questions about the terms of a buy-sell agreement, or need legal assistance, a Texas business attorney at Peterson Law Group can provide you with professional and knowledgeable guidance. Call us to set up a consultation today at 979-703-7014 or 936-337-4681.
Product and Services
At the inception of a business it is important to work with a legal advisor who can help develop strategies for dealing with matters down the line, should they arise. One such strategy that is recommended for nearly any small business is the establishing of a buy-sell agreement. In essence, such an agreement delineates how and when an owner’s interest in the business can be sold. A Texas business attorney with our firm will help you develop a buy-sell agreement that not only sets clear guidelines for selling interest, but also protect your investment.
If the need for a buy-sell agreement is not immediately clear, consider how a divorce can affect a partnership. The interest that one partner has in the business will be considered community property; as such, the spouse of the partner may gain a percentage of ownership in the company, even if they had heretofore had no voice in how the business was run. A buy-sell agreement that is carefully worked out will take such a possibility into account and dictate that the business interest of the partner be sold.
Another illustration of how a buy-sell agreement can be useful is a situation in which one owner is terminated. It would not be healthy for the company if that individual continued to possess interest in it. A further example is when one partner becomes incapacitated and cannot continue to assist in the business’ operation. A small business may not be able to afford to continue compensating this individual; moreover, he may wish to sell his interest in the business in order to help pay medical costs. A Texas business attorney will help you create a strong and effective buy-sell agreement that takes these kinds of matters into consideration.
Languages Spoken
English
Payment Options
Visa,Master Card,Cash,Check
Year Established
2002
