Paralegal Session Four: Texas Real Estate Law | Texas Probate Law | Bankruptcy Law

Texas Real Estate Law- This course provides a comprehensive assessment of real estate law principles and practices specific to the state of Texas. Students will explore the legal framework governing the ownership, transfer, and use of real property, including residential, commercial, and agricultural properties. Through case analysis, and practical exercises, students will gain a deep understanding of Texas real estate transactions, contracts, and regulations. They will examine the various forms of property ownership, such as fee simple, life estates, and concurrent interests, and explore the rights and obligations of property owners, landlords, tenants, and other stakeholders.

Texas Probate Law- This course includes an in-depth exploration of probate law principles and practices specific to the state of Texas. Students will examine the statutory framework governing the administration of estates, the probate of wills, and the distribution of assets to heirs and beneficiaries. Students will acquire the knowledge and skills necessary to navigate the complexities of Texas probate law and be able to effectively assist attorneys in the representation of clients in probate proceedings.

Bankruptcy Law- This course offers a comprehensive examination of bankruptcy law principles and practices, with a focus on both federal bankruptcy law and the specific provisions applicable in the state of Texas. Students will explore the various forms of bankruptcy relief available to individuals and businesses, including Chapter 7 liquidation, Chapter 11 reorganization, and Chapter 13 debt adjustment. Additionally, students will explore the intersection of bankruptcy law with other areas of law, such as property law, tax law, and family law, and examine the implications of bankruptcy on debtors' rights and creditors' remedies.