Law Office of Dan E. Martens

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We at the Law Offices of Dan Martens offer more than 40 years of experience guiding Texas residents through various legal disputes. Specifically, we aim to help clients facing legal matters related to estate planning, probate, real estate, and business. If you're facing such a concern in or near Dallas, Texas, don't hesitate to contact us. We regularly represent clients in both negotiations and trial.

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Phone: (972) 992-5973

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North Central Dallas

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Civil Litigation & Trial Law Attorneys, Attorneys, Bankruptcy Law Attorneys, Bankruptcy Services, Business Litigation Attorneys, Criminal Law Attorneys, General Practice Attorneys, Legal Clinics, Real Estate Attorneys, Wills, Trusts & Estate Planning Attorneys

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Phone: (972) 335-3888

Address: 17101 Preston Rd Ste 160, Dallas, TX 75248

Website: http://www.danielmartens.com

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Criminal Defense
Civil litigation involves bringing non-criminal matters to court. The outcome of these cases usually isn't jail time. On the contrary, the outcome will typically be a court order. These court orders can give parental rights, give property rights, force a party to pay another party, and much more.

Business and Corporate Law

Business Disputes
Whether youâ€™re thinking of starting your own business or youâ€™ve been successfully running a business for years, it should come as no surprise that managing a business can be quite complex. Along with all the concerns you have as an owner (turning a profit, hiring employees, building a company culture, and keeping your clients happy), there are so many Texas laws that guide how you can legally run your business.

Employment Discrimination
The Age Discrimination in Employment Act of 1967 (ADEA) applies to any private business with at least 20 employees and prohibits discrimination against employees ages 40 and older.

Real Estate Litigation
Dan E. Martens has experience representing both buyers and sellers in real estate transactions. He has also practiced real estate law in Texas for more than 40 years, meaning that heâ€™s seen just about every kind of scenario that can play out. If youâ€™re thinking of buying or selling property, choose a local lawyer who has both long-term experience and a drive to learn about new developments in real estate law. Weâ€™re confident that youâ€™ll find that with our team when you schedule a consultation.
Real Estate Transactions
Real estate transactions happen every day. Perhaps youâ€™ve noticed one of your neighbors listing their house for sale, or maybe you have your eyes on moving into a bigger home. Buying and selling property seems like a fairly straightforward process, especially when you consider all the professionals (such as a real estate agent, broker, or lender) who help complete the process.

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
Our law firm has experienced lawyers who can help you with estate planning. They will provide the legal documentation and structure for an orderly and cost effective distribution of property at death. They will also guide and advise the family or executor in the probate process following the death of a loved one.
Wills
Probate is usually associated with the process of giving legal significance to the last will and testament of a deceased person, but it does not necessarily have to involve a will. A decedentâ€™s property may pass by a will or trust but, in cases where a person dies without leaving a will or established trust, Texas law provides guidelines for how the property will be distributed.
Probate

Bankruptcy
Tax Law
The term "estate planning" refers to the process of organizing distribution of property to intended beneficiaries and tax planning. In some cases, it also applies to directing how life insurance will be paid. When a person does estate planning they will usually execute a will, and possibly establish trusts. They will also purchase life insurance to help give effect to the plan.

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