Transactional Attorney
17 days ago
Lubbock
Job Description Position Summary: We are seeking an experienced and versatile Transactional Attorney to manage a diverse portfolio of legal matters involving business, real estate, probate, estate planning, and contract transactions. The ideal candidate will handle the drafting, negotiation, and execution of a wide range of documents, including LLC formations, trusts, wills, deeds, probate filings, and ancillary business and personal agreements. This role requires exceptional drafting skills, sound judgment, and a client-centered approach to delivering efficient and effective legal solutions. Key Responsibilities: • Business Transactions:, • Draft, review, and negotiate business contracts, including purchase and sale agreements, partnership agreements, employment and service contracts, and vendor agreements., • Form and maintain LLCs, corporations, and other business entities, including drafting operating agreements, bylaws, resolutions, and compliance documents., • Advise clients on corporate governance, restructuring, and business succession planning., • Estate Planning & Probate:, • Draft and execute wills, trusts, powers of attorney, and related estate planning documents., • Handle probate administration, including filing petitions, managing estate assets, and assisting executors, trustees, and beneficiaries throughout the process., • Advise clients on strategies for asset protection, trust management, and estate distribution., • Real Estate Transactions:, • Prepare, review, and record deeds, transfers, easements, and related real estate documents., • Conduct due diligence for real estate and business closings., • General Transactional Work:, • Draft and manage a variety of contractual and ancillary documents, including leases, promissory notes, financing documents, settlement agreements, and memoranda of understanding., • Coordinate with accountants, financial advisors, and other professionals to ensure comprehensive and compliant transactions., • Maintain knowledge of current laws, regulations, and best practices affecting business, estate, and property transactions. License/Certification: • active, good-standing license to practice law in Texas (Required)