Texas Legal Forms
Attorney-verified legal templates that comply with Texas state laws and the Texas Property Code.
Popular in Texas
Texas LLC Company Agreement
In Texas, an Operating Agreement is formally called a 'Company Agreement.' It is essential for defining the management and operations of your Texas LLC under the Texas Business Organizations Code.
Texas Residential Lease
A comprehensive rental contract that adheres to the Texas Property Code, covering late fees, lock laws, security deposits, and required repairs disclosures.
Texas Medical Power of Attorney
Required in Texas to appoint someone to make healthcare decisions on your behalf. Complies with the Texas Health and Safety Code requirements.
Texas 3-Day Notice to Vacate
The standard eviction notice (Notice to Pay or Quit) required by Texas law before a landlord can file an eviction suit in Justice Court.
Texas Deed Without Warranty
Similar to a Quitclaim deed (which title companies in Texas heavily disfavor), this transfers property ownership and is explicitly designed for Texas real estate transactions.
Texas Last Will and Testament
Determine who inherits your property in Texas. Prevent your estate from being distributed according to Texas intestacy succession laws.