Real Estate Attorney in Denton, TX — Legal Counsel for Denton's Diverse Real Estate Market
The team at The Morris Legal Group has represented real estate clients throughout Denton and the greater DFW area for over 28 years of combined experience — developers, builders, individual buyers and sellers, commercial property owners, HOA clients, and investors.
Real Estate Services for Denton Clients
Real estate legal work for Denton clients tends to fall into three stages:
Pre-purchase review:
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- Negotiation and Preparation of Real Estate Purchase Contracts
- Review of Title Commitments and Title Policies
- Negotiation, Review, and Preparation of Builder and Subcontractor Contracts
Transaction documents:
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- Negotiation, Review, and Preparation of Commercial and Residential Lease Agreements
- Review and Preparation of Real Estate Deeds
- Negotiation, Review, and Preparation of Easements
Post-closing protection:
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- Preparation and Filing of Liens, Including Notice Letters and Fund Trapping Letters
- Preparation of HOA Declarations, Covenants, and Bylaws
- Enforcement of Rights Under All Real Estate Contracts
Roy G. Morris — Real Estate Attorney with Accounting, Tax Law, and Developer-Level Experience
His J.D. from the University of Texas School of Law and Master’s Degree in Taxation from DePaul University led to two federal appointments: leading litigation teams that closed banking and lending institutions, and later developing the in-house litigation section of the FDIC — direct, high-stakes experience with the property and title issues that arise when institutions unwind real estate holdings.
Serving Denton Real Estate Clients Throughout Denton County
Frequently Asked Questions — Real Estate Attorney in Denton, TX
Q: What legal issues are specific to purchasing historic or downtown Denton commercial property?
Historic downtown properties may be subject to preservation requirements and deed restrictions limiting use or renovation.
Q: How does raw land purchase work in Texas and what legal issues should Denton buyers anticipate?
Raw land purchases involve verifying utility availability, reviewing easements, confirming zoning, and researching title further back in time.
Q: What is a Fund Trapping Letter and when do Denton property owners need one?
A Fund Trapping Letter directs a property owner to withhold funds owed to a general contractor and pay them directly to a subcontractor or supplier.
Office Hours
(by appointment only)
Monday to Thursday
8:00 am to 12:00 pm; 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm
Friday
8:00 am to 12:00 pm; 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm
Contact Info
4305 Windsor Centre Trail, Suite 200
Flower Mound, TX 75028
(972) 539-0090 — Phone
(972) 539-1464 — Fax
