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Phone: (210) 226-6151

Address: 112 E Pecan St Ste 2900, San Antonio, TX 78205

Guardianship
In 2014, the Texas Legislature changed the title of the “Probate Code” to the “Estates Code,” which encompasses Probate, Estates, Guardianships, and the like. Further, there is a separate Trust Code contained within the Property Code. At Drought, Drought & Bobbitt, we are accustomed to handling, and successfully litigating complex matters arising in these areas.

Real Estate Litigation
We have represented and advised investors, developers, and agents concerning all manner of real estate issues. The attorneys at Drought, Drought & Bobbitt have extensive knowledge in real estate law and handle all phases of real estate development.
Real Estate Transactions
We advise our real estate clients on financing, due diligence, and closing a wide variety of real estate matters. In addition to the legal aspects of a real estate deal, we advise and add value to our client’s bottom line regarding negotiating tactics, strategy, and project management. Our breadth of knowledge in real estate transactions and the needs of our clients allows us to provide tailored solutions to each client’s specific circumstances.
Land Use and Zoning
Our attorneys have represented developers, owners, investors, landlords and tenants, as well as institutions, in all types of matters involving real estate assets. Our lawyers have extensive experience in acquisitions, dispositions, financing related to real estate, entity selection, environmental compliance, as well as land use and zoning regulations.

Estate Planning
Listed below are just a few of the reported appellate court decisions that demonstrate our attorneys’ work. If you need help with estate planning, please contact our law office to speak with one of our probate or estate planning attorneys.
Trusts
An Employer Identification Number (EIN) is a unique number used to identify business entities. This is similar to a Social Security Number used to identify individuals. The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) assigns the EIN to business entities in the United States. Employers, sole proprietors, corporations, partnerships, non-profit organizations, trusts and estates, government agencies, certain individuals and other business entities all use EINs. In order to receive an EIN, one must submit a completed Form SS-4 application to the IRS.
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