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Porter Law Firm is proud to announce the promotion of Shane Waddell to Partner, a milestone that reflects both his professional excellence and the firm’s continued growth in commercial real estate law. See below for full press release.

Construction defects are a common issue in Texas homes. Unfortunately, if defects are not disclosed or discovered before a buyer purchases a property, they can trigger costly repairs and prolonged contract disputes. As a buyer or homeowner, you have the right to investigate defects. Knowing what to look for can help you protect your…

A Last Will and Testament governs how an individual’s assets are distributed after death. It also designates who will manage the process. The person in charge of managing an estate is either an executor or an administrator, depending on whether a valid will exists. Overview of the Probate Process Probate is the legal process…

An estate plan is not a static document. Your estate plan should change when you experience major life changes. Wills, trusts, powers of attorney, and beneficiary designations should all reflect your current preferences and financial circumstances. Working with an estate planning attorney in Houston can help ensure your documents stay accurate and legally enforceable. Reviewing…

In Texas, a power of attorney (POA) is a formal document that allows you to designate another individual to act on your behalf in financial, legal, or medical matters. The person who designates the POA is called the principal, while the person who receives the authority is the agent (or attorney-in-fact).  POAs are a…