You intentionally form a Texas corporation, limited liability company or limited partnership by filing a Certificate of Formation with the Texas Secretary of State. How do you form a Texas general partnership? Sometimes … without intending to form it at … Continue reading
I described last week’s blog — Ritchie v. Rupe: Segue to Private Company Agreements — as a bridge from our recent series on the use of proxies in private company situations to an upcoming series on preparing private company agreements. This week’s blog begins that … Continue reading
Suggested by a true story: Suppose you are a limited partner in a properly formed Texas real estate investment limited partnership. You, along with a general partner and all of the other limited partners, signed and delivered a written agreement … Continue reading