Title opinions are drafted to assure companies and individuals that the exploration or drilling projects they wish to engage in are legally acceptable. Preparing a well-examined title opinion is a fundamental starting point for a successful oil and gas endeavor. Attorneys at Faulk Barchus are well trained to create efficient and effective oil and gas title opinion examinations of oil and gas transactions such as the financing, purchasing, selling, and drilling of property in the state of Texas.
Why do I need a Title Opinion?
A title opinion examination gives an owner a definite understanding of the status of his title. This information helps with the process of securing a marketable title to real property. Once a Faulk Barchus attorney has examined a title opinion, they can report any of the following:
· Problems that may expose the owner to disputes, adverse claims, or other risks
· Suggestions on how to eliminate technical objections that may damage the marketability or value of the property
· Any irregularities, defects, or encumbrances that can potentially affect the material value of the property
· A review of documents, records, deeds, abstracts, affidavits, and other materials needed to form a legal opinion of the title status
At Faulk Barchus, one of our skilled title attorneys can help you through every step of the title examination process by reviewing public real estate records, consulting landmen, determining existing ownership interests, and evaluating previous oil and gas leasehold rights.
Contact: 713-239-4000
Why do I need a Title Opinion?
A title opinion examination gives an owner a definite understanding of the status of his title. This information helps with the process of securing a marketable title to real property. Once a Faulk Barchus attorney has examined a title opinion, they can report any of the following:
· Problems that may expose the owner to disputes, adverse claims, or other risks
· Suggestions on how to eliminate technical objections that may damage the marketability or value of the property
· Any irregularities, defects, or encumbrances that can potentially affect the material value of the property
· A review of documents, records, deeds, abstracts, affidavits, and other materials needed to form a legal opinion of the title status
At Faulk Barchus, one of our skilled title attorneys can help you through every step of the title examination process by reviewing public real estate records, consulting landmen, determining existing ownership interests, and evaluating previous oil and gas leasehold rights.
Contact: 713-239-4000
