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Texas Transaction Guide – Legal Forms

A guide to using the Texas Transaction Guide

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Overview

Texas Transaction Guide: These legal forms contain information about the subject and then give step by step instructions on how to create different forms needed for that subject. Also, the volume includes a lot of examples of real forms used.

Available online on Lexis+.

 

Contents

Unit 1: Business Entities

  • Division 1: Formation, Operation and Termination of Corporations
  • Division 2: Professional Corporations, Banks, Partnerships, and Limited Liability Companies
  • Division 3: Buying and Selling a Business

Unit 2: Wills and Trusts

  • Division 1: Estate Planning and Wills
  • Division 2: Estate Planning and Trusts

Unit 3: Commercial Transactions

  • Division 1: Contracts
  • Division 2: Sale of Goods
  • Division 3: Secured Transactions and Negotiable Instruments
  • Division 4: Intellectual Property and Advertising
  • Division 5: Consumer Transactions
  • Division 6: Business Financing
  • Division 7: Franchises

Unit 4: Real Estate Transactions

  • Division 1: Sales and Exchanges of Real Property, Mineral Rights, Land Use
  • Division 2: Leases
  • Division 3: Development and Construction
  • Division 4: Farms, Water Rights

Unit 5: Personal Transactions

  • Division 1: Personal Property, Marital Agreements, Retirement
  • Division 2: Bankruptcy
  • Division 3: Divorce
 

Using Texas Transaction Guide – Legal Forms

How to Use

Be sure to read the comments before the forms to understand where the form comes from and how it might differ from yours.

The subjects in each volume are written on the spine. To find a particular subject, you can scan the volumes or use the index volume. The title of each volume provides basic information about what it contains, and you can see above for the contents of each volume. Each volume does not include an index; the last volume is the index. This index also includes a table of statutes.

The subject index is alphabetized by broad subject area, and subtopics are arranged alphabetically within each broad subject. The Contents table lists the chapters and part for each broad subject area and subtopic.